Porsche: Anders Ditlev Clausager - Porsche
| Conditie | goed [randen originele kaft wat verkleurd] |
| Aantal pagina`s | 231 |
| Uitgavejaar | 1988 |
| Uitgegeven door | Gallery Books |
| Kaft | rode hardcover met goudopdruk op de rug |
| Stofomslag | ja |
| ISBN | 0831770902 |
| Code [intern] | ZOB/A4 |
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The Complete History of the Marque.
Porsches are the most beautiful and sought-after sports cars in the world. The story of Porsche cars starts with the remarkable Ferdinand Porsche, a distinguished Czechoslovakian automobile designer, who worked for Logner, Austro-Daimler, Mercedes and Steyr from 1905 to the 1930s. Having set up his own consultancy company in Stuttgart in 1931, Porsche designed the ‘Type 60’ car which would become one of the world’s best selling cars, the Volkswagen Beetle.
During the war Porsche was heavily involved in tank and military design and for this work was imprisoned by the French. After his release from jail in 1947, when 71 years old, Porsche set about rebuilding his company with his son, Ferry. The Porsches started work on a VW-inspired sports car which resulted in the appearance of the 356 car in 1951. This was the beginning of the Porsche success story. Anders Clausager recounts this story through all the themes and variations; from the classic 911 through the racy cars of the 1960s and the legendary 917/30, to the VW-Porsche collaboration which produced the 924.
Since first designed in 1963, some 190,000 911s have been built. The car continues to sell well today because, despite having the same body, the engine has been refined to keep apace of engineering development. Porsche’s newest best-seller is the 924, which is designed as a stepping stone to the more up-market and expensive 911. Porsche has maintained its great reputation for engineering by outstanding racing performances. With over 300 illustrations, including 150 in colour, Porsche is a must for all those interested in sports car technology and racing.
