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Fellow automotive enthusiasts, we are here to remind you to never-ever give up hope when it comes to buying the car of your dreams. Want an example that backs this up? No problem, the single mom driving the Porsche Cayman in the pic above should solve this.
The woman tells her story on Reddit, explaining she left an abusive relationship two years ago, embracing her single mom status and taking care of her twins. She also started a new career and now here she is, buying her first car (the first purchased in her own name), a 2014 Porsche Cayman owner. For the record, the thing starts at $52,600.
In case you were wondering, she now works as a financial adviser. Here’s her message for those that question the financial benefits of such a job - “I make more than a family practitioner...you should do your research. If you are good at sales, the sky is the limit with commission based jobs.”
In case you’re wondering how the pair of twins fits in the passenger seat... they obviously don’t. The woman explains she has another car that helps her cater to the family transportation needs, with the vehicle having been acquired by her ex-husband.
The Cayman? she told the kids this is her “Mommy Car”, so chicken nuggets aren’t allowed inside.
PS: the same discussion sees a married father of twins who’s had the same job for 15 years still dreaming about the Porsche crest, so you’d better sharpen up your game and hope for the best of luck if you really want one.
In case you were wondering, she now works as a financial adviser. Here’s her message for those that question the financial benefits of such a job - “I make more than a family practitioner...you should do your research. If you are good at sales, the sky is the limit with commission based jobs.”
It's a manual
The aforementioned price sees the Zuffenhausen machine fitted with manual, as is the case with the example we are talking about. The woman explaining this was her first three-pedal setup. Actually, her boss had to drive the Porsche off the dealer’s lot, but she says she gets along fine with the stick shift after three weeks of practice.In case you’re wondering how the pair of twins fits in the passenger seat... they obviously don’t. The woman explains she has another car that helps her cater to the family transportation needs, with the vehicle having been acquired by her ex-husband.
The Cayman? she told the kids this is her “Mommy Car”, so chicken nuggets aren’t allowed inside.
PS: the same discussion sees a married father of twins who’s had the same job for 15 years still dreaming about the Porsche crest, so you’d better sharpen up your game and hope for the best of luck if you really want one.
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