well, yes! If weather and traffic permit to drive fast, it is fun. The 968 is my first car to drive at a speed of 240 km/h. However, we are about 80 million people here in this small country. At daytime it feels like half of us are on the Autobahn at the same time. And about everybody is in a hurry. If you drive slower than 120 km/h you are considered not fit for the Autobahn. Even relatively small cars are driven at insane speeds.
But you can drive fast in the very early hours of the day.
I prefer the roads of the Elsass mountains just behind our border to France. You don't drive too fast, but it is one curve after another and up and down. In France a Porsche driver will greet a 968. Rarely in Germany. The French are more emotional than us Germans and they consider the 968 a true Porsche (which is wise) compared to the Germans, that might not directly identify the car for what it is (which is because of a general 911 hype).
I am open to all sorts of cars. The only one that ever made me sweat was a 1969 Jaguar E-Type with a supercharged engine and a lousy suspension. You couldn't accelerate and stir at the same time.
. I wonder where you get parts for them in Germany? I thought I might be able to get some parts while I was there, but it seems parts for the older cars are not easy to find & the german e-bay has few listings...