A good Porsche story that was posted on another board: http://priceonomics.com/porsche-the-...lso-made-cars/
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Long article and some ADHD here so I did not get all the way through. But don't let the air cooled great/water cooled sucks guys read this. The author claimed that in the early 90's Porsche was making unreliable over priced junk.
It is basically the somewhat recent story of when Porsche tried to buy Volkswagen.
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