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Looking back - the Porsche year 2020

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 28 January 2021 45 Views

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The past year held major challenges in store not only for Porsche as a company, but for everyone. The outbreak of the coronavirus crisis determined large parts of daily life. Nevertheless, there were some highlights for the sports car manufacturer.

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