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design27 @ May 26th 2007 2:33PM
If you're going to bring up the work of Porsche Design Group, you should also know that BMW has been running a similar project known as DesignworksUSA for over 30 years.
jude @ May 26th 2007 4:18PM
My understanding is that Porsche Design is a separate entity started by the son/grandson/nephew? of Ferdinand Porsche and has never really been a subsidiary or division of the Porsche that we all know and love. Is this incorrect?