No child has ever dreamed of owning a Nissan
Summer 1998: On the way to Hemmerde Elementary School “One day I’m going to get a car like this...! Even if it’s just a toy model.”
Summer 2005–2010: Finally, you can design your dream car online.
Summer 2012: A black Porsche Turbo pulls off a flawless start at a traffic light. "The light isn't going to get any greener, Nils!"
Summer 2016: "Cool, Playmobil is now selling a Porsche. I may not be a kid anymore, but let's pretend it's a birthday present for my niece."
Summer 2018: "Here are the keys, and the papers are inside. Have a nice trip!"
So the time had finally come:
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More InformationA dream came true.
The car, which everyone knew from dozens of videos, press reports, and trade shows, finally made its way into my garage.
"Before, I always had to start the cars awkwardly with my left hand on the right side," says Nils (27), who is left-handed.
The moment the car starts up, accelerates, or demonstrates its full braking power: Unreal. Once you've accelerated the 911, you'll leave everyone in the dust.
But let's get to the point!
The Evolution of Asphaltkind
The time has finally come for Asphaltkind to be born.
"What do we do with the car when we have a baby? We have to sell it, because no stroller or car seat will fit inside... the time has finally come—Asphaltkind was born."
Source: reddit.com (r/OldSchoolCool)
Baby store, here we come!
"It'll definitely fit a stroller in the front and a car seat in the back. I've looked everything up on Google!"
Well, thank God I was right. Because there really was only one stroller model that would fit.
Nevertheless, we had limited space.
In the end, I started looking for a roof box. Since the whole situation turned out to be more difficult but still very interesting, the blog Asphaltkind was launched after just a few weeks.
The result: Different manufacturers, similar shapes, and always the same (negative) experiences. So I wasn't really happy with the solutions that were offered.
Creating a new roof box for all of us
To make a long story short: It didn't take me very long to decide to take action. And I didn't have to make any compromises just because I wanted to increase my luggage space with a roof box.
We actually started this as just a hobby project, but we’ve already received many requests for a roof box that would meet all our needs. The variety of designs is also remarkable. That’s why we don’t just focus on the 911, but also on other cars from BMW, Audi, Mercedes, and Tesla!
In conclusion, it can be said:
So if everything goes as planned, I can keep the 911. It will hit the market in 2020. So the first baby can come along too…