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POR-SHE PARKING ONLY: WOMEN’S ONLY FORUM

SPORTS CARS DON’T DISCRIMINATE. It matters little who guides their Alcantara-trimmed steering wheels; or whether the feet performing a perfect heel-toe downshift are wearing sneakers or heels—though the latter is arguably more impressive. The thrills that these cars provide are open to all who dare to explore them.

It was a bit overdue then that this past November marked the first women’s-only forum hosted by Porsche West Palm Beach.

On a beautiful Sunday afternoon late in the month, a dozen of Porsche West Palm Beach’s female clientele were invited to Virginia Philip Wine Spirits and Academy to share their thoughts on the world’s preeminent sports car brand. Amid a sampling of wonderful wines professionally curated by Master Sommelier Virginia Philip herself, the attendees shared how their Porsches fit into their lifestyles, their personal driving experiences, and opinions on how these cars could entice new owners of the fairer sex.

The meeting was moderated by Braman Motorcars’ Service Director Megan Wall, and Porsche Global Ambassador Emily Friedman. Both remained front and center throughout the discussion, moving the conversation forward with questions about what each client’s car meant to them, what they expected and wanted from Porsche moving forward, and the industry-wide pivot to EVs.

Over passed hors d’oeuvres courtesy of Sandy James Fine Foods, the women explained how the power, speed, and sporting intentions of their Porsches provided an unmatched package. Many sang the same praises as their male counterparts might have; including a yearning for the old-school feel of a shift lever and clutch pedal. The insights each offered further reinforced not only what makes Porsche so special, but why certain vehicles encompass universal appeal for those who enjoy the drive as much—or more—than the destination.

All participants left with a canvas Club Braman tote bag paired with a set of Porsche enscribed glasses and a bottle of their choice from the wine selections, as well as a deeper understanding of why Porsche continues to remain at the top of so many new car wishlists—no matter which pair of shoes their owners prefer for a night out.

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