En av mina många dröm bilar, en rosa Porsche haha, vad är din dröm bil

So happy I got to see one of these after so long, absolutely stunning.

What car is the best for supporting a 5 people family while still being able to enjoy it

Hey everyone,

A friend of mine picked up a 996 Turbo with the X50 package earlier this year.

I was honestly a bit sceptical at first, since he used to own a 991 Turbo. I thought going back to the older generation might feel like a step backwards in terms of performance, and that he’d eventually miss the extra power.

Last Sunday, I had the chance to drive and film the car myself. And honestly, what can I say?

The moment I looked at the boost gauge and saw 1.0–1.1 bar, I understood why he wasn’t missing anything. This thing pulls like a freight train! It has just over 50,000 km on it, and the condition is absolutely stunning.

In my opinion, the 996 Turbo is still massively underrated. More compact, more analogue, more mechanical. After driving it myself, I can honestly say it’s a dream car and a future classic that deserves far more appreciation.

Hope you enjoy the video!

Really wish I brought my DSLR Camera after my nature shoot this morning. Goes to show, I always need to carry it with me.

Beautiful Viper. Shot with my Pixel 9

Original Chamonix 356 replica with only 6000Km

https://www.brazilianclassiccars.com/store/p/original-chamonix-356-replica-with-only-6000km

I’m torn between a 2020–22 BMW 840i Coupe and a 2019 Mercedes S560 Coupe.
I’m a car enthusiast, but this would mostly be my date night and business occasion car. I want something timeless, classy, and luxurious that still turns heads years from now.
I plan on keeping it for 10–15+ years, so reliability and maintenance costs matter too. I’m still building wealth, so I don’t want a money pit lol.
For anyone who’s owned either, which would you pick and why? Any major issues I should know about?

The Peugeot 205 GTI – a proper driver’s car?

I recently made a cinematic video with a Peugeot 205 GTI, taking it out on some country roads to enjoy what this little French hot hatch is all about.

No voiceover, no talking – just driving, engine sounds and a few cinematic shots.

It got me thinking about how much fun a lightweight car can be without huge power, big tires or loads of electronics.

Would love to hear what you guys think of the 205 GTI, especially compared to cars like the Golf GTI Mk1 or the Japanese hot hatches of the era.

Which one and why?