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It's been a good four years since the last time we saw Porsche at the Detroit Motor Show, otherwise known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), but the famous Stuttgart automaker is getting ready to make a big comeback at the 2011 edition of the event. Not only will Porsche make it to the 2011 NAIAS, but the company revealed through one of its spokesman that it is planning to premiere a “spectacular†model.
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Porsche to Return to Detroit Show with a Bang, will Premiere a "Spectacular Model". What will it be?
It's been a good four years since the last time we saw Porsche at the Detroit Motor Show, otherwise known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), but the famous Stuttgart automaker is getting ready to make a big comeback at the 2011 edition of the event. Not only will Porsche make it to the 2011 NAIAS, but the company revealed through one of its spokesman that it is planning to premiere a “spectacular†model.
“We’ll have something spectacular to show there,†said Hans- Gerd Bode, a spokesman for Porsche, in an interview on Friday. “You’ll have to wait and be surprised.†As you may have guessed, the Porsche official did not reveal any other details leaving us with nothing but speculation at this point.
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After a three year absence, Porsche will return to the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit next year. The show's organizers say they see this move as an indication that the auto industry is getting "stronger". Read...
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With all the drop outs at the 2009 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), any news, is good news. Mazda on its behalf has confirmed that the all-new Mazda3 5-door hatchback that made its world premiere at the Bologna Show earlier this month,...
- Porsche Pulling Out Of The Detroit Show
Yes; the same Porsche that’s interested in buying off VW Group is saying a big fat “nein†to the NAIAS organizers due to the fact that it’s not selling enough vehicles in that part of the region to justify its presents at the...