YOUR RESEARCHIt is official guys and gals, Porsche is a truck company !
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Which happens to sell sport cars. According to CarBuzz, Porsche sold more Macan trucks than 911 and Panameras combined in 2014. That is not counting Cayenne sales which were also healthy. I'm expecting to hear the debut of an F9150 pickup truck in the near future ! Cheers
I think this has been the case for some time, just with the Cayenne. The Macan just makes it more so.
Since 2004 Or 2003 maybe...
It's keeping 'em solvent and able to forge ahead on the quest to continuously redefine the sports car. Kudos, the plan is working.
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