Porsche "Our business model no longer works"

[soterik1]

This article has popped up in a few places a couple of days ago. Can't find a "clean" read, but here's one in case you haven't had a chance to read it.

https://www.autoblog.com/news/porsche-admits-trouble-ahead-our-business-model-no-longer-works

Concerns for us would be any cutbacks to the "Classic" department in terms of parts development for our cars, event support, and presentations at various venues such as Essen.

How costly "Classic" is to the company overall, and if it carries it's weight is uncertain. And while the parts dept can be easily ascertained, the costs of the intangibles probably not....

[john9]

Porsche conceding “our trade show no longer works” appears a striking step toward change. It highlights moving advertise requests and the require for development. This genuineness can construct believe, thrust modernization, and clear the way for a more grounded, future-ready car methodology.bhulekh up

[Chris Pomares]

Every Porsche Classic part I've bought (maybe 3 or 4) was junk. I paid Porsche prices for four letter word quality.

[aero98]

Porsche admitting its business model no longer works shows how fast the auto industry is changing. Electrification and software demand reinvention. Legacy brands must adapt quickly, cut costs, and innovate or risk losing relevance in today’s competitive market global landscape.bihar bhumi

[soterik1]

Porsche admitting its business model no longer works shows how fast the auto industry is changing. Electrification and software demand reinvention. Legacy brands must adapt quickly, cut costs, and innovate or risk losing relevance in today’s competitive market global landscape.bihar bhumi

dumbass AI..... it's not electrification... it's going back to ICE!!