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..... for Wednesday 17th March at 9pm on National Geographic (60 mins) "New. Porsche: Manufacturing speed and style, the Porsche factory in Stuttgart is where many drivers' dreams come true. Venture inside and discover how this iconic sports car is made. Also in HD"
That should be the 17th Richard..[ ]
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thanks for the heads up, programmed and ready to go
It was an interesting program. It left me a bit cold though. I had this rose-tinted vision of a craftsman-built vehicle, but it was rather a soul-less process. I don't suppose I should have expected anything different for a volume produced car. It was an incredibly slick operation though - highly impressive was the way everything came together with different models on the line. If anyone missed it and would like to see it, drop me an email.
I agree Richard, very slick huge factory, but soulless. On the other hand I saw the Lambourghini factory programme a few weeks ago, that was similar but on a much much smaller scale, very professional, but the staff were so enthusiastic and passionate about the car and their work.
Just watched the Corvette factory version. So backward and agricultural in comparison!
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