Most Porschephiles know that the first production Porsche was designed and built by Ferdinand Porsche's son "Ferry" in a small sawmill located in Gmund Austria and marketed as the type 356. However, not everyone realizes that Ferdinand Porsche founded the company we've come to know today as Porsche AG on April 25, 1931 under the name of "Dr. …
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Porsche-A Week In Review
It was a busy week in the world of Porsche. From press releases to stories there's been quite a bit to cover. This week is turning out to be no different with the release of details about the 2012 Porsche Panamera and Cayenne and the US introduction of the Porsche Panamera Turbo S at the New York Auto Show. Rather than try and condense …
Continue to the full articleHighlights from Porsche’s Short Financial Year
Porsche changed their fiscal year to match the calendar year. As a result, they just reported year-end number for the fiscal/financial year of August 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010. While the release doesn't discuss profit, it does detail some interesting production and sales numbers. Matthias Müller, Porsche AG’s Chairman of the Executive …
Continue to the full articleHow Does Porsche Keep Current Models Interesting With New Ones on the Way
With the recent addition of the 2012 911 Black Edition and the 2012 Boxster S Black edition, some Porsche fans are wondering why? Is Porsche simply trying to sell more cars? Do they really think that consumers will buy any Porsche just because it's called a limited edition? Sure, creating demand and increasing sales is definitely part of their …
Continue to the full articleThe Cayenne and Panamera Continue to Sell Well World-Wide
Yesterday Porsche released sales number for most of their major markets. Two regions to be highlighted were the Middle East and China. China has always been an important and growing market for Porsche, but this is the first time we can remember seeing a release specifically about the Middle East. Record Sales in Middle East According to …
Continue to the full articleTwo more reasons for Porsche’s design, PR and marketing teams to celebrate
Since the 918 RSR's unveiling early Monday morning, news about the hybrid concept has rocketed around the globe in print and online. In fact, for the first time I'm aware of, Porsche was a "trending topic" on Twitter for a little over five hours on Monday. If you don't understand the significance of that, think of it this way; it's likely that …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 911 wins the “Gelber Engel” Prize from ADAC
The Porsche 911 has won the “Gelber Engel” Prize presented by the German Automobile Club (ADAC) for the highest-quality and most reliable car in Germany. The classic sports car produced by Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, achieved top marks in both the latest ADAC customer satisfaction study and the ADAC breakdown statistics. The results of …
Continue to the full article10 Most Popular Porsche Posts of 2010
Over the past year we’ve added more than 150 posts to our archives. Some are well received, others less so. Google offers us fantastic analytics and insight into how each of you navigates our site. Using this information, we compiled the following list of the most popular posts of 2010 based on the number of times a page was viewed by you and …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 2010: A Year In Review
2010 proved to be a banner and busy year for Porsche. Our favorite marque introduce a record number of new models, navigated a merger, installed a new CEO, shifted focus significantly toward hybrid technology and added numerous more notches to their motorsport belt, amongst other things. With all the progress made in 2010 it makes you wonder …
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