"Porsche Unseen" previously unreleased concept cars

[Deleted member 1071]

Porsche just showed why they are so appreciated - they just showed us several unreleased concept cars, which are gorgeous without exception, but they present it humbly in some shitty basement, like yeah they are great but they were not good enough to build something on them - meanwhile they make better than ever performing cars in both ICE and EV segments, and make very eye pleasing designs for them.

On the other hand we have BMW who made a fugly concept car, showed it proudly to the world, then made an even uglier production car and makes fun of people who doesn’t accept it, pathetic.

Good to see this contrast, only in comparison do we see who is genuinely great and who is not.

Porsche is promoting their product via the sheer competence of the product, its' engineers, its' designers and its' historical lineage while not by attempting to make it a fixture in some sort of didactic, agenda-drunken, du jour sociopolitical narrative.

 

[WBarnes]

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[Deleted member 1071]

Perhaps just automotive website "filler", "vapourware" and really nothing more than conjecture at the very most.

Yet still, images of EU patent-filing illustrations have been circulating in the automotive press for the past few days. Yes-it is an unliveried, ICE "LeMans Legend" concept car, conceived in 2016 and revealed only last year. Nevertheless, rumours persist that Porsche AG is contemplating an electric 2 door, 2 seat "halo J1evo supercar" to be situated above the Taycan. And innuendo originating from sources allegedly "close to Audi AG" are speculating that once the R8 is retired, an electric J1evo-based 2 door, 2 seat supercar could eventually complement the eTron GT at the Böllinger Höfe production facility.

Interesting food for thought.