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The Most Popular Porsche of the 20th Century

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

19-Aug-20 20:00

The Most Popular Porsche of the 20th Century

There's no news worth talking about this week, but we've filled in that time with a huge list of car launches from Hyundai and Volvo. BMW and Audi have themselves launched four cars each; all of which are their performance models, which are worth more than RM750k. Our Used Car Buying Guide, however,  focuses on a rarely thought about Porsche: the 944. Even as it's the highest selling Porsche of the 20th Century, why don't people ever think of it when they're in the market for a Porsche? 

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Ariff Roose


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Categories:  Business AnalysisAuto

Tags:  Used CarsBuying GuideAutomotive IndustryTipsCar DealersCar BuyingBMWAudiVolvoHyundaiLuxury CarsPorscheSports Cars





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