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NY Times article on Porsche acquisition of VW.

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OT (but from the article): Porsche plans to use a Volkswagen assembly plant to stamp out the body of its eagerly awaited four-door sedan, the Panamera, due in 2009.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I thought you guys would be interested in this: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/23/bu...rssnyt&emc=rss

POST 2Original post

Interesting. The Porsche family has so much money, it will be interesting to see if they wind up selling their stake in VW if things don't go as well as planned. Must be nice living in various castles!

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Porsche isn't viable without scale. They had to do this. Their options were to sell, merge or buy. Fortunately, they had a pantload of capital, so they could buy... not usually how these things turn out. Given that the status quo wasn't an option, I'd have to say this was good news for Porschephiles.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have mixed feelings. I could easily see that they could get their asses handed to them in the same way that Daimler did with Chrysler. They'll have to be very careful in how they proceed.

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Without a doubt. Just because they had to do it doesn't mean they can't fail at it.

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OT (but from the article): Porsche plans to use a Volkswagen assembly plant to stamp out the body of its eagerly awaited four-door sedan, the Panamera, due in 2009.

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"Volkswagen Panamera" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.

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