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That is true, but more in an Audi V10 R8 than a Porsche sort of way. Audi has always been more of a GT brand to Porsche's light sport car; with the recent non-t
by tomatotomato37 7y ago
That is true, but more in an Audi V10 R8 than a Porsche sort of way. Audi has always been more of a GT brand to Porsche's light sport car; with the recent non-traditional Porsche's been released VW risks diluting its marques in the same way GM ended up doing with Pontiac and Oldsmobile minivans during the 90s. I have the feeling the only reason it's a four door sedan is so that's always included in rankings with the Model 3; it would most certainly be faster without the extra row of seats but then it would end up being compared with electric sport coupes the general public has never heard of instead.
- mckinney 7y agoWait. Wasn't it Porsche that started all this with the Cayenne SUV? Porsche has always been near the bottom of the pedigree e.g., compared with Ferrari, Lambo, McLaren, etc., but still they are considered supercar-ish status. It's a slippery slope. Now the Italians with SUVs manufactured from Maserati and Lambo and soon Ferrari(purosangue)! Nothing is sacred.