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Is this your brand? Claim this pageIn 1948, the Porsche 356 “No. 1” Roadster became the first car to carry the Porsche name. Built in Gmünd, Austria, it brought Ferry Porsche’s idea for a sports car into physical form. That starting point gives the badge a particular meaning: a designer’s ambition made visible in metal, proportion and movement. For discovery.day, the fascination begins there, with the way a car can turn an engineering idea into something you want to drive.
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