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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

BERLIN - Porsche shareholders are poised to agree on a euro5 billion (US$6.5 billion) stock sale aimed at raising funds for a merger between the sportscar manufacturer and Germany's largest automaker Volkswagen AG. Spokesmen for two leading groups of Porsche shareholders that gathered Tuesday in Stuttgart said their members would agree to the move. It is aimed at ridding Porsche of debts accumulated in its own failed 2009 attempt to take over Volkswagen. Porsche's chief financial officer says the action should be completed by the end of August 2011. A pending lawsuit in the U.S. and possible legal proceedings in Germany could delay it. Porsche earned euro7.8 billion (US$10.1 billion) in revenue for the year ending July 31 and sold 82,000 cars.

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you and me both Ed!! Here's to dreaming! Pete

POST 4Original post

You might, if you ever sell all your Porsche parts that don't fit...

POST 5Original post

let me see... Now add up all the shoe boxes full of cash and I can pick up.... Nope no shares

POST 6Original post

I'm investing all I can afford in Porsche already. (grin)

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Love that color! Zenith Blue, right?

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ASP (Average Sales Price) = $123,170usd per unit. Sweet!

POST 12Original post

I might have a few extra shoe boxes of cash that let me in...!

POST 13Original post

Hard to believe average cost per vehicle is over $123K. Or maybe we haven't been told the hottest selling Euro model was the '10 Carrera GT @ 550K Euros. Check my post count!

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US has the cheapest car pricing. Perhaps this sell price includes import duties and taxes...

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