Porsche makes time fly with new calendars
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The official set of 2007 Porsche calendars makes me regret ever giving Google Calendar a try. Abandoning the old wall calendar for the digital domain is clearly a mistake if we have to give up looking at vehicles like these 365 days of the year. Porsche's new set of official 2007 calendars includes three large, traditional wall calendars and one date planner. Each calendar has a theme, like "Symphony of Colors" that shows various locations where the featured car's color either starkly contrasts with the surroundings or blends in. There's also "On the Move" that shows us behind the scenes of Porsche's museum collection and "Design... turbocharged" (shown above) that displays various design sketches and views of the new 911 Turbo from the men and women who designed it. Finally, the smaller date planner features 50 years of Porsche advertisements going all the way from 1957 up to the present. You can order the calendars at Porsche's website, and we suspect more than a few a Porsche-o-philes will find these under the tree at Christmas.
Follow the jump for a couple more pics of calendar pages.
[Source: Porsche]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sk 1:21PM (10/05/2006)
It not just a 50 years calendar its also priced at $50.
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smooth sailing 2:42PM (10/05/2006)
Beautiful automotive illustration.Whose the artist?
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DPC car videos 3:52PM (10/05/2006)
Its nice, Porsche should give one to Porsche buyers for free :)
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Stacey 5:12PM (10/05/2006)
#3 +1
As another fellow Porsche owner, I'd take one.
Beautiful!
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Clarence 10:23PM (10/05/2006)
50 Bucks! I guess I'll just go down to the parts store and get some crappy cars with skimpily dressed virgins. Er, or otherwise.
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bigMIKE 5:22PM (10/05/2006)
Where is the direct link? All I can find is a press release that mentions it.
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farris 5:32PM (10/05/2006)
lol.
wouldn't technically SAAB make time fly?
(i promise never to make a bad auto history reference again)
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Bill Maher is an Idiot 7:00PM (10/05/2006)
Like Porsches themselves, it's overpriced.
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