Automotive

Sadly, that's how things evolved lately."

I can definitely see where you're coming from Mark.  Continued evolution creates distance from the traditional sports cars Porsche used to make.  

I can't say which I prefer from the heritage/nostalgia or the technology, having only limited experience with the brand; and only experience with their modern cars.  I haven't personally driven any Porsche vehicle produced before the year 2000 nor any of the air-cooled vehicles, so my interpretation of what is "traditional" and "raw" is pure conjecture.  

So you've got me stumped Mark.  I can only pretend to understand what you mean.  

I will say though, in my experience with only modern cars, I've seen some evolution too.  I went from driving a modern car with a normal conventional suspension to another modern car with a special active suspension that has a computer controlled anti-roll bar.  The new active roll-bar suspension took some getting used to, and for the first month of getting used to the car it felt very unnatural to me.  However, after a month, I now find that it is a helpful technology.  I still miss the traditional conventional suspension I used to drive and when I do drive cars today with a normal suspension I relish the natural feel immensely.  But I'm able to embrace the new active technology, employ it, and enjoy it.  

I hope that you'll find the virtues of these new modern Porsches.  Who knows, after a month of putting up with it, you may like it.