Steve Jobs hid his Porsche so NeXT wouldn’t look rich to investors

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In a strategic move, Steve Jobs concealed his Porsche at an investment meeting with Ross Perot, believing that flaunting such wealth might deter interest in NeXT. Conversely, John Ternus proudly showcases his Porsche 935, actively participating in competitive racing. Ternus's passion for motorsports, stemming from his mechanical engineering expertise from the University of Pennsylvania, highlights their contrasting approaches to success and personal expression.

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