You may have seen reports in the news that Porsche is investigating the possibility of building cars in the United States due to possible tariffs. While there has not been confirmation from the manufacturer whether this is true or not, it is worth revisiting where Porsches have been assembled in the past and currently.
Mart Fresh is a bi-weekly column in which we pick what we think are the "freshest" Porsches currently available, and then attempt to explain our reasoning. Up this week are a 19587 356 Speedster, 1976 912E, 1980 924, and 2007 911 GT3.
Tony Hatter is a retired designer with Porsche who is famously known for his work on the 993, Carrera GT and 911 GT1. He visited the Porsche Club of America’s Tech Tactics and shared anecdotes and photos from his career in the Design Studio at Porsche. You will hear about the design and development of the 993, the GT1 and Carrera GT. Tony gives an insight into the secretive studio where Porsches are designed and how the design process worked back then. This is a must see video for any fan of Porsches.