POLL: Own a Porsche? Where in the US do you live?
 

POLL: Own a Porsche? Where in the US do you live?

I am being discriminated here !! :D

I live near Altoona, PA. Needless to say I don't see too many 911s in the neighborhood.

Totally agree! Not all of us live on a coast or Mid-West!

X3,
I live in the Mid-Atlantic. I'm not quite the south and I refuse to claim the north so neither east coast or south fit.
I would say I live at the little white house where my mail gets delivered to.

I'm in the 51st state. CANADA!!!!!!!!

Florida, where, like SoCal, a Porsche is so common as to be considered merely a way to go to the grocery store or the golf course.....lol

Ah........you must be a DC suburbanite who insists that the Confederate battle flag actually only had ten stars and that Robert E. Lee was actually from from Arkansas and not Arlington.......you live in the SOUTH, not in Maryland II, The Sequel....Mid-Atlantic, my ass........lol

Ok.....we can add 'hot ass desert" and "cold ass mountains" to the poll...lol No, wait.......that means we will have to add "God's waiting room" to cover my town. :D

I live in Northern Va. Approx 60 miles south-west of DC. Still just close enough to be considered on the fringe of " DC Metro-area"

Lots-o-money here.......... both new and old.

See a few of late model Porsches but very, very little of the early cars. GF and I report the occaisional, rare sightings here to each other!

I see one Targa in white fairly here in town often, not too shiny. Looks original. We always wave.

No Sir, I was born in Filthydelphia Pa. I now reside in a little town in Va, population 750. We have 1 Porsche here.........Mine (Who-Hoo)
Since I have done my tour of duty in the big city, I don't want to be conected with any of them.
I recon You can say I live in the south, I wouldn't mind being listed as a southerner. But the area I do live in is concidered the mid atlantic, I just call it home.

I am about 60 miles south of the asphault gambler. Howdy neighbor

Nah......Mid-Atlantic is Md, De, Pa, NJ and NY. At the Ct state border, you cross what by best friend calls the "Arrogance Line" and you are in New England. Technically, Md WAS a Southern state, but we revoked their membership years ago......lol My mom has a good theory that says, no matter where you are, there are only two kinds of people......city folks and country folks....and today, you will find country folks in cities and vice versa.....more a question of attitude than geography in our modern mobile society.