I see frm Autocar that Mauer (ex-Saab) is taking over from Harm Lagaay as head of design. How do you think that he will influence the next phase of design at Porsche? Spizz
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The ignition key will be moved to the centre console, and there will be a floor pan sharing scheme set up with GM.[ ]
And every time you start the engine you'll lurch backwards, swear, then take it out of reverse.
Will Porsche be the brand for eccentric professors in tweed jackets? Come to think of it, maybe it is already. Spizz
Ex Merc SLK Designer also ... so expect to see a hard folding roof one day [8D]
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