The Porsche Boxter which began production in 1996 actually saved the company, not the Cayenne. The Cayenne did help in the revitalization of the company, but the Boxster saved them from bankruptcy.

@mcesarey

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was totally expecting the Boxster when they were talking about how the company was failing in the 90s. The Boxster provided a change in direction when they were at the brink, then they really flourished with the Cayenne.

@twlowe19

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, and I was surprised it didn't get at least honorable mention! I've had 2 of them and love them, so I am a bit biased.

@zeblackboi

Жыл бұрын

@Amber Jones You mean "Boxer Engine" not Boxster. You don't even know what you're talking about, so you should sit this one out.

@Yachtzeee

Жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure the Cayenne did save the company.

@southernbenz2098

Жыл бұрын

You’re missing the years 1989-1996. What saved Porsche was Mercedes-Benz contracting the design, engineering, and manufacturing of the 500E to Porsche. Porsche was on the verge of bankruptcy and Mercedes handed them a lifeline.

I noticed 2 mistakes in the video: Stuttgart is today the capital of the federal state "Baden-Württemberg". But it was NEVER the capital of Germany or the German Empire. The capital since the founding of the German Empire until the split of Germany after the war in East & West was always Berlin. After that Berlin was still the capital of the DDR (East) & the capital of the BRD (West) was Bonn. After the reunification of Germany, Berlin is the capital for all of Germany. The Beetle officially got the name "Volkswagen" only after WWII. While the idea behind the Beetle was a "Volkswagen" (eng. People's Car) that pretty much everyone should be able to afford, the official name until the end of the war was "KdF-Wagen". Named after the National Socialist Labor Organization " Kraft durch Freude" - KdF (engl. Strength through Joy). Likewise, the original name of Wolfsburg, the city founded to build the "Beetle", was "KdF-Stadt". Only after the war the city got its present name.

@BigCompanyYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for pointing out these important details, especially about the capital of Germany, huge mistake :0 I’ll be much more careful with these details, really hurts to publish a video with a mistake in it😭

@workspilot.

Жыл бұрын

@@BigCompanyYT one mistake is nothing, for this long of a montage. I have watched all of your other videos. I only see perfection!

@davidjacobs8558

Жыл бұрын

Another thing is, Porsche-Piëch Family actually controls Volkwagen.

@edwardgoering1237

Жыл бұрын

I caught that too also remember the 9-14 model ,in the 70's It was just a volkswagon Beetle chasis and motor w/ sportscar body

@yourperropapi

Жыл бұрын

@@workspilot. brown noser

Dark history? After listening to this. More like a history of perseverance and determination. Awesome video.

@mok-cb6no

2 ай бұрын

Von braun moment 😂😂😂😂

@Kpaxlol

16 күн бұрын

Americans like to dramatize and put it in the title. It gets them more clicks.

The black DEI stock photo hand shake in a history video about a German engineer in the late 19th century and early 20th is farcicle.

You mention that Porsche today is owned by the Volkswagen group, but missed to mention that the Porsche family in a very bold offensive took over the whole Volkswagen Group majority.

@cengeb

Жыл бұрын

51% porsche se holdings porsche Piech family run it Ferdinand piech made vw the empire it currently is he was a real car guy,not a bookkeeper,made audi quattro,first 4wd in production vehicles. Vw has 13 brands under its umbrella

@backseatdriver8902

6 ай бұрын

Forgot to mention the Porsche family controls VW today...

As Jack Gerwig accurately pointed out, it was the introduction of the Porsche Boxster that pulled Porsche back from the brink of bankruptcy. Its mid-engine design and virtually even front to back weight distribution resulted in one of the most excellent handling sports cars the company has produced. The Boxster has continued to evolve over the intervening 27-years and is a significant performance vehicle in the company's history and present product line. Its omission is an oversight in the otherwise fascinating film that should not be overlooked.

@paulshepherd6968

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely 100% correct

@stevenbeyils

Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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@stevenbeyils

Жыл бұрын

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What about the disturbing history of Mitsubishi, Subaru, Isuzu etc.

@tobyhills7257

2 күн бұрын

because thats not what the video is about nincompoop lmao

@ayeshaa6890

Күн бұрын

@@tobyhills7257LMAOOOO

This is an amazing documentary. You didn't leave anything out. Very well done.

Awesome video!! A couple things I didn’t see in the video 1. The attempts to make more affordable Porsches to make the company more profitable, 914, 924, 944 2. 928 was initially built to challenge the larger V8 cars built by American companies, and was originally slated to replace the 911, but the popularity was never there 3. The big initial thing to save Porsche in late 90s was the introduction of the more affordable Boxster, which also shared many parts and design with the 996, which was the first water cooled 911 in attempt to “modernize” the car. Also, Porsche trying to go for a more “modern” look Hired 1-2 former Toyota designers for the 996 and Boxster. While their numbers did go up, the design, specifically getting away from the round headlight design, make the 996 the least desirable of any 911 generation. The interior design had very little to be desired as well. 4. The Macan came much much later than the Cheyenne, and Porsche was already at a very profitable position by the time the Macan came around. 5. No mention of Porsche involvement with the Auto Union? 6. Stuttgart wasn’t the capital of German, either before or after the war. 7. Ferdinand was less “friendly” to Hitler than is portrayed in the video.

@porscheoscar

Жыл бұрын

The funny part is when the Boxster was first sold it was far from affordable as the sky high demand and weak dollar made the hottest selling Porsche still more expensive than just about any non-exotic sports car and definitely the most expensive roadster. Pricing was what was killing the 911 in the 1990s as it was perceived as expensive to maintain and incredibly expensive to repair. I think by late 1998 the last 911 sold less than 1,200 units in all of North America...INSANE. Porsche dealerships were lonely places that year despite the USA economy being in a full blown bull market. The wealthy were buying 2 of everything except 911's. I read a story that Porsche couldn't even convince the auto show to keep the lights on when they ran late and tried unveil the 1993 Boxster concept car that's how much trouble Porsche was in. But from the moment the cover came off the Boxster it was on the front of every car magazine.

@jockellis

Жыл бұрын

Read the book You Can’t Do Business With The Nazis by a member of the US trade Delegation in the ‘30s. You had to do business the way they said to do it and the cost was high. Dr. P was really only interested in staying in the engineering business.

@rsrguy

Жыл бұрын

A lot less freindly... unlike the quandt family....

@jerome_mgozama

Жыл бұрын

Ferdinand was VERY friendly to Hilter... backup your statement.

@jockellis

Жыл бұрын

@@jerome_mgozama I don’t know what his frame of mind was. Can you back up your statement?

After growing up watching Porsche compete in and dominate in motorsport, owning one was a goal I set for myself. As a teen, I owned a couple of Beetles, a '63 and a '66, and my first real job was at a Porsche-Audi dealership as a lot boy. The 917k, 935, 917/30, later the GT1, and most recently the 919 I've owned my '85 for nearly 30 years and still love it as much as the day I bought it. The Carrera's 3.2 is one of the best engines Porsche ever built. It's nowhere near as quick or fast as a new 911, but it's engaging, analog, visceral, and an absolute joy to drive.

@markcargill9734

Жыл бұрын

911 S hell yeh.

@Mypenisissmallbut

7 ай бұрын

As soon as I got some money to my name I went car shopping, test drove some GT3s and Turbo S and found them extremely boring and went straight to the Audi dealer and picked up an R8 Spyder. If Porsches were like 80k-100k they would be the best sports car ever but $250,000 for boring 2 door with a spoiler that every dentist has is never gonna happen for me I’m picking proper mid engined supercar for that price every single time.

I would never consider Porsche as a luxury car brand, they’re definitely known more for being a performance car brand. Honestly I don’t think anyone considers them a luxury brand, they’ve always been known for their racing pedigree

that editing is so satisfying man, keep it up

When I was living in Honolulu, I had a place to live in a boat in the marina at Waikiki. One of my "neighbors" had a brown '79 911 SC Targa and he asked me to drive it at least once a week. The trouble was, I was completely broke most of the time, so I only drove it to the food bank, but had to park a few blocks away so as not to infuriate anyone who just wouldn't understand why a guy with a Porsche 911 was hitting up the food bank. Good times...

@IngoTV

11 ай бұрын

Haha what a story Niko! Awesome! Love it! For real? Did you think to drive to a job interview or sales meeting in it? :) I drove a Mitsubishi 4x4 L300 into Byron Bay, Australia, with my last 20$ in my tank. Tried to pay for a loaf of bread with stamps. The line behind me. Not accepted. ... Kind of a low point, that. Could 've chosen to be miserable. Chose to go out and sell a couple of my ambient chill-out CDs instead (Patches of Light, In the Moment - Grand Piano). It's always what you focus on that becomes reality. As the double slit experiment in quantum physics demonstrates. What you see is what you believe. So choose wisely what you believe.

@Shaolinof36thChamber

7 ай бұрын

Underrated comment. We can bend reality if we choose the path. They did it, Honda, Porsche, Jobs, Musk etc. So can we.

The post-war part of this story is heart-warming. I have never driven a Porsche, but I drove a 1970 Beetle during and after high school

@kimdavid4406

Жыл бұрын

My first car as a teen was a 1960 Beetle. It was that rusty red with a huge sun-roof. Loved that car!! One time I actually buried the needle out on the highway. I think the gauge went to about 70 or 80 mph. I was going downhill with the wind at my back. 😆

@loganm.144

Жыл бұрын

Grandpa passed down a 71 porsche 911 that he got from a local racer who crashed and it feels so premium

@Armyan1988

Жыл бұрын

@@loganm.144 Which version? I mean regardless of the version its a keeper, I am interested because there are two versions of the 71, the 2.2 and the 2.4 The later being the 1st year of production. I love the 60's - 70's porsche body's I have a Carrera 4 GTS (2nd version), but I would still love to purchase one of the classics. The 356 is one of my dream cars, but the price is still quite high for me at this time

@BadTV1993

Жыл бұрын

Tre drives a nice super beetle in the movie Boys in the Hood..always wanted one like that but I had a standard Beetle in HS

@2838Steve

11 ай бұрын

the car he built for Hitler

What a great documentary! Loved every part about it. Well done! Tanks of all the knowledge I earned from you❤️

Excellent details garnered and well presented to historical rise of Porsche !!! Salute 🫡 to your work and inspiring history!!!

Many things left out of this video or actually incorrect as already mentioned but I'll add the Porsche Boxster is what saved them with volume sales in the 90's, and it doesn't mention the mid 70's when they almost went out of business as well, when the 914 and more so, the 924 saved them again with volume sales of cheaper vehicles.

@ehrashkae6343

Жыл бұрын

No video is perfect, but the touching points were there.

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Random fact: Volkswagen translates roughly to “peoples car” in English

Great video, but I noticed you perfectly started to lead into the creation and importance of the Boxster in the 90s, but ended up totally jumping to the 2000s to talk about the Cayenne .... was really surprised that was left out, especially considering how well known the significance was in preventing their bankruptcy.

And again GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT! Wrong in the 1920 to 1930 periode, wrong in 1947 to 1972 and again 1986 to 1993 periode. And again wrong concerning the Cayenne introduction motives. I am the great grand son of Ferdinand Porsche. Nice try, but there are many more correct sources out there.

Actually, a rather touching story about a son's love and devotion to his father.

@openranks4519

Жыл бұрын

Grandson also idiot

@illuminativon6542

Жыл бұрын

I was things the same thing shows how strong a father and son relationship can be

@goprodog4304

Жыл бұрын

It's illegal to say it in the EU.

@ehrashkae6343

Жыл бұрын

Family matters.

@NazriB

Жыл бұрын

Lies again? After Dark X Horse Face

"We defeated the wrong enemy." - Patton

One, slight error. During the competition for the design of the Tiger 1. Ferdinand Porsche developed what would be known as the VK 45 01(P) which was a turreted heavy tank. It did have the gasoline electric drive train. Porsche was pretty confident in his design so he had a number of hulls put together just in case he won, so he could start mass production easily. however the engine caused him to loose the bid. The hulls, so as not to go to waste were turned into the Ferdinand casemate tank destroyers. Many were destroyed due to the lack of anti infantry armaments, those that weren't destroyed in the eastern front would be retrofitted with a forward facing bow machine gun. These models would be later referred to as the Elephant.

@ViperFox_

6 ай бұрын

I was just coming here to comment this. Huge oversight in the creators video. Glad you caught it!

@chris4321das

4 ай бұрын

There are more than a couple errors and oversights in this mess.

This channel is truly a gem. I love cars and car history. I don't care too much for the newer cars these days, and your videos remind me why. Thank you!

@user-jh5uc2ss1l

Жыл бұрын

No it isn't. It's just a rip off of MagnatesMedia.

@Prince_.A

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jh5uc2ss1l shut up

@taichihead42

10 ай бұрын

Its bullshit and tells lies about Hilter. Go do your research on the Jews and you might wake up.

@mcphisto85

5 ай бұрын

@@user-jh5uc2ss1l true. And this video is full of errors.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

The Original Tank that Porsche made for the Tiger Program was called Tiger (P). It failed so bad that the Tiger I was the overall winner. The 90 hulls were originally Tiger P but was then converted to Ferdinands Tank Destroyers. The Codename "Elefant" was another name for Ferdinand due to its installment of small upgrades but many of the German Soldiers didn't know the difference so they still called them Ferdinands.

24:27 definitely one of the best looking ones. I see a lot of these here in Germany. Few weeks back there was probably some Porsche meet. I was leaving the pump and seej 3 to 4 of these passing by same models different color. 10 minutes later seen a few more on a traffic light. Definitely one of my favorites by looks only.

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10 ай бұрын

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10 ай бұрын

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10 ай бұрын

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10 ай бұрын

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@mok-cb6no

2 ай бұрын

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Happy New Year!!! Was waiting for a new video from you for a long time, excellent content, this is what i pay my internet bills for

@BigCompanyYT

Жыл бұрын

Happy New Years Bose!👌

I drove a 911 Turbo for a year (2016) great car, had a lot of fun with it. Pretty much every large company has some skeleton(s) in the closet. As a car company, I think their product is fantastic. The Cayman is definitely interesting, I was tempted to buy one of the GT4 versions a few years back but it didn’t have the “daily driver” nature of a 911 Turbo and thus had to pass. I still think the 911 Turbo is one of the greatest cars ever made, you can grab groceries in it, pickup kids from school, drive in the snow etc.

@debapriyapurkayastha6491

10 ай бұрын

I thinking of buying one

@LouisGFranco

9 ай бұрын

"Every large company has some skeletons in the closet" nonsense, that is if you're willing to turn a blind eye to Ford and GMC (if I'm not mistaken) suing the US government for damages caused to their manufacturing plants in Europe by allied bombers during WWll. Mfg plants who were supplying the Nazi regime.

What saved Porsche was the fact that they - for the first time - used certain parts on several cars, reduzing costs. That's why the 996, the Boxster and the Cayenne share a lot of parts. So it was not the "Boxster saving Porsche" nor was it 996 or Cayenne - it was simply over due costs optimizing while having three absolute hit models in the show rooms.

Thank you for that absolute nice video, much love❤

Author, please make some corrections to the video, accusing Porsche being a friend of hitler is a big mistake. Also, note that Porsche being a genius engineer deliberately designed his “weapons” the way they are not operable and couldn’t serve the Wehrmacht. After all this happened many testimonials said Porsche was against the regime and did his best to serve humanity helping others to rescue and save lives working at his factory. I feel this is important to add as it completely changes the image of this noble historical person.

Still daily driving a 37 years old Porsche 924S and i really don't feel like getting anything different any time soon.

One of the highlights of my young life was when my friend Johnny took his fathers red Porsche 928 from DC to college park Maryland down interstate 95 . At times we were going 160 mph and it was like time slowed down . We made it in what seemed like 30 minutes . That was fun ! We went to car shows all over with his dads Ac Bristols , Jaguars , and Mg's . He had an MG twin cam that was best in the country at the time . Good times in the early 80s .

@dexternelson1125

6 ай бұрын

Wow,great story!

That was a wonderful documentary! Thank you!

I just found this channel and this is only my second video, the first being the Chevrolet story. I love the way you tell the stories objectivity. Very informative. Keep up the good work. I've subscribed and look forward to more of your informative videos 👍

@emoticpen404

Жыл бұрын

I followed the same path starting today!

@dexternelson1125

6 ай бұрын

The first two stories I also saw too!

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

September 1963, The Porsche 901 was displayed at the IAA in Frankfurt . When they went to the Paris Motor Show in 1964, Peugeot objected to the model designation. 82 units of the 901 were produced before the name change.

I've been fortunate to have owned two. My first was a '63 356, my second an '83 911SC which I had the pleasure of driving from Orlando FL to San Diego Ca then up the PCH and back to Orlando. Not to mention the Tail of the Dragon.

Welp now i need to buy a Porsche

Great video but you never mentioned Ferdinand Piech who was a brilliant engineer and a very talented company executive who designed many of their cars in the 1970s and 1980s. Mainly the famous 917!

@stevewilliams3850

Жыл бұрын

I watched and listened and don't recall any mention of the 917, which won at Le Mans a few times. And they had the 917 Can Am version, too.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

I've owned 4 Porsches in my driving history, including the iconic '59 RSK 718 Spyder. There was no mention in this video about the Spyders doing so well on the track with fantastic handling, reliability, being race cars that could outdrive and outlast larger cars, with larger engines. Race results is probably what brought lots of street drivers into Porsche showrooms.

@steelcitysupercars9329

Жыл бұрын

Such a great car

@wildestcowboy2668

Жыл бұрын

I'd like to pull my Dodge charger hellcat up beside of one of those POS

@hawksrock3024

Жыл бұрын

You owned a $4 million dollar car? I hate the comment section....I'm done.

@AimForTheBushes908

Жыл бұрын

@@hawksrock3024 you don't like the commen section because someone else owned a nice car? 👀

@hawksrock3024

Жыл бұрын

@@AimForTheBushes908 I don't like the comment section because 90% of you are full of shit.

Loved your video very well prepared.❤🎉

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

I have a 1995 911 turbo and parked in drunk in one of my fields. Still haven't bothered to go find it. Anyway, my Cherry red 911 targa 4S turbo 2023 finally arrived. Really enjoying it so far. I'll at least keep driving it regularly for 6-8 months before giving it to my nephew or someone that likes a car with over 10,000km

@vicent436

10 ай бұрын

Fantasma

Porsche remains my favorite car brand of all time. I really like the Porsche 911 Turbo.

@burninghamon6575

Жыл бұрын

W

@markremy4946

Жыл бұрын

Why?

@griffins750

Жыл бұрын

@@markremy4946 Why what?

@markremy4946

Жыл бұрын

@@griffins750 Why like Porsche?

@Lego_Huracan_SuperTrofeo

Жыл бұрын

@@markremy4946 Bruh...

The true story of Porsche should have an extensive discussion of Ledvinka and Tatra…

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Exactly! Stealing the pre-existing Tatra designs and then getting the lawsuit thrown out when his pal Adolf invaded Czech. And truly glossing over how supportive Ferdinand Porsche truly was of the Nazi party.

Very interesting video. It saddens me to hear of any company still in business that was involved in any way with the Nazi’s.

@Eltalstro

2 ай бұрын

Like Ford and General Motors? Destroying German business and industry would have caused a similar situation that the Treaty of Versailles produced. Instead they got denazification and the Marshall plan and we have awesome Porsches.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Many modern German companies were involved with Nazi Germany. Just as many modern Japanese companies had ties to Imperial Japan. These companies became quite important in rebuilding the world after the war. The companies were restructured by the allies after the war. I believe the people running the companies not the company itself should be held responsible for the actions during the war.

It's weird to think that if Adolf Hitler was not born we wouldn't've had the 2023 Porsche GT3 RS.

Ahh I have been waiting this for so long❤️‍🔥

Keep up the good work! There were definetly some mistakes but those will happen on a smaller and smaller frequency as you do this more and more!!! Very excited to see what you make next! I suggest a video on the life of Ferdinand Piech (Grandson of Ferdinand Porsche), he created some amazing things in his life, the unkillable Mercedes 5-cylinder diesel engines, Audi's Quattro all-wheel drive system, and then was responsible for much of Porsche's le man''s success, and then also possibly VW's diesel gate as a result of his totalitarian-esc leadership...

@bellenvideo5629

Жыл бұрын

👍

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

he was so smart a true treasure to the humanity , rip f.p 🙏

They also worked with Mercedes in 1989 to build the 500e which helped them continue forward.

1 mistake I noticed in the video was when you mentioned the Ferdinand Heavy Tank destroyer as a Tiger prototype from Porche. The Tiger tank Porche introduced to H!tler was the Tiger P.

Though you were fairly accurate about Porsche’s early history, it was the Boxster 986 that really saved the company from bankruptcy, the SUV was only part of the solution way after the Boxster’s introduction in early to mid 1990’s auto show.

@rsr789

11 ай бұрын

Indeed. He completely went from 1993 to 2002... as if in 9 years Porsche somehow did nothing and still didn't go bankrupt. The video has more errors in it than factually correct information.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video. The early history section has major omissions.

That was really, really interesting. Well done! I loved all the details of how Porsche actually designed the Beetle. What I felt was really missing is details on the development of the 928, which I think is a really stunning looking car. In terms of design, I think the 928 is my favorite car of all time.

@york1881

11 ай бұрын

I was one of the first people to ever drive the 928 right after they arrived from Zuffenhausen. I also remember the fact that i took a hammer and hit it on the back Bumper after which you did not even see a mark on it ! yet teh 924 looked like shit compared to the 28 and is an insult to the Porsche Brand

@johngraves6878

8 ай бұрын

Concur completely.

@Mypenisissmallbut

7 ай бұрын

A 928 is your favourite car of all time?… Bro you can pick one up for like $2,500 it’s the most regular traffic car ever I think of a Chevy Cavalier as nicer…

Fantastic Documentary! Thank you!

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

Excellent video, as a Porsche owner myself, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Thanks !

@ralphkrepps1240

Жыл бұрын

both you and I enjoyed the video, I own a 91 911 carrera4 cabriolet.

@soisaidtogod4248

Жыл бұрын

@@ralphkrepps1240 77 S wide body for me!

@antonioveritas

Жыл бұрын

I've got a Porsche outside my front door right now...oh no, wait a minute, its actually a porch!

@ozcinemarob

Жыл бұрын

@@antonioveritas LOL

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

when you mentioned the motorsports portion of The 911 section most of the wins were done by non-911 cars like the 910, 908, 906, 917, 962, 956, 907, 718, etc.

@KosmicHRTRacingTeam

Жыл бұрын

Actually in the GT classes Porsche has many many wins with 911 variants and when you add up those wins, this is how Porsche is able to claim that they have more motor racing wins than any other car manufacturer. Without those wins, my understanding is that Ferrari is able to claim the most wins (when only counting the very highest levels of endurance racing and F1).

The much maligned 924 is what really helped the company in the bad years. I had a "82 924 , at least 25-30 years ago, and I couldn't keep up with a v6 toyota celica/supra... But I looked damn good losing lol

Also in 1988, Porsche was one of the first auto manufacturers, if not the first, to come out with a Tip-o-tronic transmission. I remember reading that from a Road & Track magazine article from that time.

@richbrown8174

10 ай бұрын

Yes I think they first explored a type of semi automatic gearbox a pre tip tronic transmission in the Tiger tank 🤔

@tirebiter1680

6 ай бұрын

If it's a Porsche, the owner will be able to shift gears himself.

Rather unfortunate that you talked about airplanes he had designed, whilst showing a Spitfire in the background. 😱😱😱

@mxrz

Жыл бұрын

No point in picking a specific example, when it's clear the entire video is mostly movie scenes that have nothing to do with what is being talked about.

It's a shame the co existence of Hans Ledwinka wasn't mentioned as its pivotal to Porsche early years of auto engineering. Ledwinka and Porsche and both designed, air-cooled engines, swing axles, backbone chassis and pear drop aerodynamical shape.

@marcusrawlinson5024

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Ledwinka's ideas were certainly "employed" by Porsche in his designs of the volkswagen and the Auto Union GP cars, great engineer though he was in his own right.

@djbitter6085

Жыл бұрын

Ledwinka and Porsche were cellmates in jail. This is when Porsche was educated in modern automobile design. Porsche failed miserably creating an armoured tank prototype for Hitler.

Great video man Truly loved it..💜💜

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

@imrannazirmondal2096

Ай бұрын

@@aaron62877 Actually i don't know what the actual truth is. I just liked the video. Still thanks for telling me that truth. 🐮🐮

The 911 turbo has to be one of the best looking cars ever built. I’d love a shot of 1. Hopefully one day.👏

I’m a little disappointed about the fact you didn’t mention the fact the 911 was almost named the 901 but Peugeot that threatened to sue as they owned the rights to 3 digit car names with a 0 in the middle. e.g. 502, 901, etc…

@chefGourdini

Жыл бұрын

It's not Renault it's Peugeot that had the rights to name their car 901 in Europe

@RobertEHunt-dv9sq

Жыл бұрын

Actually it was Peugeot

@wildcard_772

Жыл бұрын

@@chefGourdini ah thanks I’ll change it right now

@davidpistek6241

Жыл бұрын

They made a few 901s they are worth alot

@shaft9000

Жыл бұрын

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Great video I’m happy your back 🎉

Excellent tutorial history! Never it be a totally smooth when you add adventure into it! Thank you, J

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

Amazing video ❤🎉we need more people like that to build old school cars 🚗

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

Ernst Heinkel knew Ferdinand Porsche quite well. He remarked his surprise how Porsche's management used to keep Ferdinand busy in the workshop tinkering with engines while they ran his business for him.

Porcher also designed the stuker ju 88 dive bomber as well as a tank nick named the mouse the biggest tank ever

Very nice history. A couple important omissions tho - the 912 which was the 'bridge' model between the 356 & the 911, the Boxster which some would say saved the company, & the 917 in the racing division.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

Thank you. I would be honored to come to the museum

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Жыл бұрын

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Smoothest sponsor segue I’ve ever seen, you got me!

Although I'm not really into Porsche cars, this was still a great story, and it was told really well, you kept me listening right to the end, I really appreciate your work on this.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video. Major errors and skips over huge sections of company history.

I'm no Genius.. but I always thought 💭🤔 it was the Porsche Boxer which saved the company in 1996.... 🤷🏾‍♂️... Introducing a mid engine more affordable sports car.. with the goal of selling 30,000 units to turn a Profit. As in 1989 the sales went from 40,000 units down to 15,000 units.

@dieterlehmann5904

Жыл бұрын

Boxter

@trance9158

Жыл бұрын

Boxster

@dieterlehmann5904

Жыл бұрын

@@trance9158 yes, im wrong as well

Porsche , the M-B racing engineer, actually first met Hitler (a Mercedes owner) at the Solitude racetrack SW of Stuttgart in 1924 after Hitler was released from prison.

This video made me love Porsche even more

Thanks great video. Well put together. Hard times to. Great times. Quality and craftsmanship Pays off. Later.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video. Very disappointing.

Great video. Thank you! Just would have liked to see some credit to the Boxster, which was more important than the SUVs in saving the company from bankruptcy. Also, Berlin (except for 1945-90: Bonn) has been the capital of Germany since 1701 (until 1871 it was formally Prussia). Stuttgart was never the capital.

Wow! This story humbles me to the core. I knew of Volkswagen and the Porsche brand. I would have bet that the two had no history together. I would have lost. Awesome 😃 👍🏽!

@madmikesch2453

9 ай бұрын

Porsche Holding is the owner of VW

That was beautiful. Thank you so much.

I own a 2003 Porsche Boxster S. It is an amazing car. I will never be without a Porsche for the rest of my life.

I dont think that its disturbing past for the company but rather an inspiring one, actually id love to buy one now because of its great history 👍 respect to them

@NamsoftWeb

Жыл бұрын

except it was not you family, that was used as slave labour, and killed under horrific conditions. how could you ever understand.

@upchuck6969f

10 ай бұрын

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@mano52

10 ай бұрын

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@mano52

10 ай бұрын

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@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

One day I drove my grade 10 art teacher to McCall Field in Calgary from James Fowler High School, in my Beetle, in like ten minutes and she was used to a 1964 Mercury Parklane. That poor woman just buried her face in her hands and exclaimed: "Oh my God, it's like going 80 mph in a kitchen chair!!!" That was 59 yrs ago and I'm still belly-laughing right now! My mother who knew her just about fell off of her chair when I told her. God bless you Vivian Irene Tubb, RIP! 🤣😘

Damn! That 356 is just such a gorgeous machine

Outstanding research and delivery of a Great Video!! Thank you!

Congratulations on undertaking this video, which is a vast topic for a non-historian. It's particularly challenging, not just because of it's vastness, but because Porschephiles are some of the most ardent enthusiasts (some would say "fanatics") on the Planet.. a criticism for any infraction is sure to follow (e.g., not pointing out that the 911 was originally introduced as the "901", before they fell into legal naming problems with Peugeot). I did learn new info, which was that Ferdinand was involved with the SSK. Possibly the most important omission was the truly genius engineering done on the 1930's Auto Union V16. Here the old man went right to the best and most exotic solution demanded by physics; make it mid-engine with a mind blowing power plant. At the risk of receiving death threats, I'll state the obvious, Porsche never got back to that level until the introduction of 917. I am a child of the late 50's and 1960's. I was fortunate to grow up in a community that had annual road races and many, many exotic cars on the street. I never understood the contemporary mania around Porsche street cars. I now track a carbon equipped GT4 regularly, but sometimes people mistakenly think I am a Porschephile... no, it's just a well engineered, mid-engine car. Today, Porsche, even Lamborghini are just mass producing cars that are great, but just a little souless. If there are any vehicles that make me a "phile", they are the Italian V12s of the late '50s and 1960s (particularly the mid-engine V12 of 1967-73... made by a company that now produces SUVs). Sorry, it's just the period of my formative years. I'll turn on my security system now. Wait, one last thing... one of my duties as a responsible car enthusiast is to patiently and kindly explain to 911 owners, that car is not pronounced "Poorsh".

@griffins750

Жыл бұрын

I would say with cars like the 911R and GT3 Touring Porsche has managed to give its cars some "soul" compared to its competitors but thats just my opinion shrug*

@gregorydahlen2103

Жыл бұрын

@@griffins750 I actually heartily agree, that's why I bought a GT4 when it first came out and track it to this day (versus buying another brand). It does everything perfectly. Like most all modern cars that are doing everything almost perfectly, there's a little bit of soul that's lost. It's also relative. I've owned two Miuras and still have one. You hit the ignition on that and you are carried to another place. Is it perfect? No. Does it have the same lap time as a modern Porsche? No. It has a soul that I think cannot be built today given all the legal restrictions. It was also a disruptive car when introduced, just like Dr. Porsche coming up with the Auto Union v16 in the 1930's.

@griffins750

Жыл бұрын

@@gregorydahlen2103 Oh you own a Miura lmao ofc you're missing the "personality" A Porsche isn't a serial arsonist! Targeting only itself!!! Jokes aside if that's your baseline then that's totally understandable, in terms of "experience", an overload of the senses, sound, vibration, and horrifically flawed ergonomics the Miura will trounce a GT4 as you said. Where I disagree is in saying that one has more of a soul than the other, in my opinion, they both have "souls"(jesus this is getting near philosophical at this point), characteristics that make the cars unique, it's just that each one is very different, and I'd definitely agree that a Miura's is more vibrant, and more interactive than a GT4 or any new car tbh... Hopefully, you get what I mean, I think we both just have differing thoughts on the use of the word "soul" in regards to a car's character but I could be way off the mark with that...

@gregorydahlen2103

Жыл бұрын

@@griffins750 Yes, differing thoughts on the use of the term "soul". But I was asking for it ;-) One of my missions is to take as many young people for a ride in the Miura as I can... way too many are in private collections and no longer driven... sadly. For me F1 is also the same. It's just not the same. But that's laying another minefield for myself.

@SkyrimCZtutorials

Жыл бұрын

You Americans really live in a weird world.

What a extraordinary story and top notch engineering and innovation how Porsche was created.

Despite some small errors in the content, an interesting video with some surprises, e.g. the early experiments with electric cars. By the way: Stuttgart was never Germany's capital, but it is the capital of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video. Stealing Tatra's pre-existing designs, glossing over how involved he was in the Nazi party. Very disappointing video.

Nicely done. Love the video.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Poorly researched and factually incorrect video.

No mention of Tatra, even though there are tons of pictures and footage of them in the video? Whoever edited this knows more than the person who wrote it.

14:23 The Ferdinand was the result of the 100 PROTOTYPE Tigers that failed in the contest, but needed SOMETHING done with them. They WERE NOT the Porche entry into the Tiger contest, and were substantially redesigned and rebuilt to BECOME tank destroyers. The Elephaunt was a later change to the design to add some anti-infantry protection machine guns - but otherwise was THE SAME vehicle.

@aperson8025

Жыл бұрын

Hitler wanted a tank design to work with 8.8 cm flak gun that had started being used to great effect against tanks. Porsche and someone else competed to have their design used by the German army, in which Porsches prototype had an engine fire, among other major mechanical failures that caused it to lose misreably. Porsche had already created I believe 93 of the Porsche Tigers, and turned them into the "Ferdinand/Elephant" which was used on the eastern front. There are stories of Ferdinands failing in battle because of engine failure, including one where a Ferdinand had an engine fire due to trying to get a better position on a hill. Porsche Tigers/Ferdinand's were HATED by the German army.

@bricefleckenstein9666

Жыл бұрын

@@aperson8025 The Ferdinand, later Elefant (same vehicle, but had anti-person machine guns added) had more mobility losses and breakdown losses than combat losses. It WAS deadly - when it could get a shot off - having been upgraded to the LONG version of the 88 (71 calibre, same as the Tiger II/Kink Tiger, as opposed to the shorter 56 calibre the original Tiger was limited to). This gave it a higher speed shot, and more armor penetration than the Tiger, and is WHY the Germans were quite happy to upgrade to it instead of something "bigger" in the Tiger II (as opposed to the JS/IS the Soviets had started making by the end of the war). They may have been hated by the Germans - but they also had THE highest kill-loss ratio of the war for any German armored vehicle, at about 10 to 1. DESPITE the "underpowered" mobility issues and the unreliable badly overloaded transmissions that broke too often, that gun was DEADLY.

@aperson8025

Жыл бұрын

@@bricefleckenstein9666 I'm sure kill/loss is higher, but I think is a bit optimistic. We know that its not uncommon for people to inflate numbers, either based on thinking that they hit something or something else, we've seen it with the Americans reporting Tigers and world war II, and with the Russians reporting I forget how many HIMARS in Ukraine, despite only sound about a dozen and a half at first, and probably a lot more instances but those are the first two that come to mind right now. Also, I think that the gun probably might have been better off being used as an AT gun or towed rather than putting it on a stressed out super tractor, but how much do I know. Also kink tiger made me giggle a little at 4AM.

@bricefleckenstein9666

Жыл бұрын

@@aperson8025 Trade off, those things were HARD to kill - even for the SU/ISU-152. There's reasons more were lost due to their own issues - where a towed anti-tank gun was vulnerable to even infantry once it fired and if it wasn't well camoflaged (sometimes even when it WAS and the infantry got lucky).

I am really surprised that you did not mention the legendary 917 CAN AM RACER with 60 psi of turbo boost and an incredible 1600 HP. The 917 destroyed every one on the race track in the early 70s. In fact it was about 10 or so years ago that another sports car topped the 917...i think the Veyron maybe. The 917 was an absolute killer race car. At night in 24 hours of lemans it glowed orange from four cooked brakes and one super hot turbo charger.

@kurtlyons136

7 ай бұрын

The 917's 1600 hp (depending on tuning) engine was way ahead of the chassis design. Many drivers were afraid to drive the 917. Fun fact...the 917 tubular 100lb frame was pressurized with a pressure gauge in the drivers view. It pressure dropped, meaning a crack in the frame, the car went into the pits.

history so crazy and old recordings so cool

What really saved Porsche from bankruptcy in the early 90s, long before the Cayenne was built, were two development and manufacturing collaborations, one with Audi and one with Mercedes, resulting in the Audi RS2 and the Mercedes (E) 500, both of which were built at the Porsche factory. And the two each began to sell like hot cakes, taking enough pressure off Porsche to be able to avoid filing for bankruptcy. It was only then that they were also able to look to the future and put efforts into designing the Cayenne.

@Enigmatic_Music1

Жыл бұрын

And the boxster

The most disturbing thing in this "history" video is the omission of the man who designed the sheet metal from the VW Beetle to the 356, 550, 911, and 904- Erwin Komenda. NOT Ferry. Hired at the outset by Ferdinand, fired in 1962, died in 1964. The classic photo from 1948 (when the first 356 rolled out of the barn in Austria) was eventually cropped to eliminate Komenda from the "history".

Amazing summary video. Missing important bits, such as borrowed design of Tatra 97 to newly designed Volkswagen Beetle, which was later ( after the war ) admitted.

@aaron62877

Ай бұрын

Borrowing? Or stealing much of the pre-existing Tatra design and then profiting from it when the Nazis invaded Czech?

@petrstefek9673

Ай бұрын

I was just polite in my expression. It was actually stolen. @@aaron62877

@RayAshenhurst

29 күн бұрын

It is my understanding that Tatra sued Porsche and won. Ferdinand then approached Adolf and informed him of his problem. Hitler told Porsche that his problem would soon go away It did when Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia a few weeks later. However after the war Tatra again sued Porsche and won. The profits from 356 production went to Tatra for several years. Is this fable or fact?

It's crazy that in modern times we had Gas motors assisted by electric and at the turn of the century, porsche was doing electric motors assisted by gas.