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It is amazing the amount of work they go through in order to end up with exactly the same car. Well. To be fair, this one has something different. It has a stripe on it.
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Great video but all of these processes are similar for all vehicles. I imagine Porsche Engineers and Designers have a bit more passion but nearly everything shown in this video would be seen on a small B-car up to a Supercar, possibly more time on a high volume vehicle due to the potential for customer complaints.
Can anybody please tell me how to build a career in porsche factory? I have always dreamed of working in Porsche. I'm a mechanical engineering graduate now. Please help me.
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Servus, so werden Heute Autos produziert, am Ende doch nur ein Klack, Klack, wie jeder andere PKW auch
WoW!! So awesome super car 911.
What aesthetics, every detail, every little thing, everything is thought out and balanced.
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This is it……This is what my true vocation was. At school all I was good at was making clay car models (got an A+) and a serious passion for motorsport.
Now I'm 60 and ended up in a job I hated. You get a deck of cards at birth and off you go…