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Interesting article on the Cayenne and the 'future' of Porsche in Wednesday's USAToday (4/30).
If you thought the 911 was the future, read on ...
Here is a link to the abbrevated online version. <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/20030430/5115140s.htm" target="_blank">http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/20030430/5115140s.htm</a>
Good reading, thanks SkyMast
So Porsche best seller is a VW-Porsche hybrid SUV now... times change, very sad <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" />
As Schwab says, ''No one on Earth needs a Porsche sports car.''
This is not true <img border="0" title="" alt="[Eek!]" src="eek.gif" />
I hope the Cayenne does well because the revenue it generates will mean better sports cars too. I also like knowing that if my family grows someday, there is still a Porsche for us!
What I thought was amazing - the cost of the launch, including the 'required' total dealer makeover. I am in Orlando and was just in NW ATL -- two beautiful looking new/ remodeled dealerships...all just to sell a few SUVs and save the company.
Who would have thought you could sell $70K ++ sports cars w/o such a makeover!
I don't think success in the SUV market helps the sports car line. Probably just the opposite. Who would you cater to, a small mod-minded racing group or family minded drivers. From a warantee standpoint the SUV is a better bet. SUV buyers are less likely to have quality of manufacture complaints than the "show and shine" crowd of sports car enthusiasts. The success of the Cayanne could mark the beginning of the end for the 911 evolution.
This dynamic with the Cayenne is certainly interesting. Yesterday, I helped my 61 year old Dad procure a Cayenne (Dark Sea Blue/Stone Grey).
So, the good news is that my 60+ year old Dad bought a Porsche. The bad news is that my 60+ year old Dad bought a Porsche. This is the market Porsche is after. My Dad is a die-hard big sedan kind of person and has owned Jags, Benz, and BMW.
He really doesn't want to squeeze into a 911 at his age (bad back, bum knee, etc.) and wants room for 2 sets of golf clubs.
Basically, he is not buying Porsche unless they have this type of vehicle. I have mixed feelings about this, I guess. Our fraternity is changing. . .
I fell the same i think anything they do to help the bottom line will be good for 911 owners. Tracing the history of the 911 i think we have alot more to look forward to.
Just my 2 cents
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