A Porsche is not what I'd call a practical car. It's not especially comfortable if you're tall, the visibility is poor, it doesn't hold a family or have much st

A Porsche is not what I'd call a practical car. It's not especially comfortable if you're tall, the visibility is poor, it doesn't hold a family or have much storage space at all, it's not efficient to operate or maintain, and it's not cheap to produce. So what's the real lesson here? Maybe it's something about aesthetics, but then the part about designing for expert drivers versus "average" drivers doesn't make sense.