911 Presentation in Mexico City
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911 Presentation in Mexico City
I finally finished my article on the presentation in Mexico City, follow the link and enjoy:
http://porschepuebla.homestead.com/news25.html
http://porschepuebla.homestead.com/news25.html
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08-10-2006, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Redlinerobert
Frissen,
Great write up! Do you live in DF?
Great write up! Do you live in DF?
Thanks for your words about the article, glad to be part of this great community.
#7
08-10-2006, 01:18 PM
Frissen thanks so much for the posting! Was this the new Meteor Grey ?
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Originally Posted by DJ
Frissen thanks so much for the posting! Was this the new Meteor Grey ?
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08-10-2006, 10:59 PM
Very nice write up and pictures. How are Porsche sales in Mexico since there is so much crime and kidnapping?
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08-11-2006, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by bentley500
Very nice write up and pictures. How are Porsche sales in Mexico since there is so much crime and kidnapping?
Crime is a huge factor dettering sales, of course. Also economic factors affect sales. Think of a country where minimum wage is $250 dollars a month an 40% of the country is below that level. $250 dollars many of you spend going to the movies and starbucks one night. But it may hold a Mexican family for an entire month. Still, like the director of PdM says, there are 100,000 rich enough families to buy a Porsche. Then you have to think on the huge offer Mexico offers, we have cars you can only dream of, Smart, Peugeot, Renault to name a few, and even if those brands mentioned do not necessarly compete in the luxury/expensive market they do make a difference. In short, yes it does affect but Porsche is a great product, so great people put all the negatives aside and but it.
Porsche de Mexico, after the Henkel/BMW fiasco, was taken by who I consider the best director in the automotive industry, at least in this continent, Mr. Carlos Fernandez, now director of Audi de Mexico. He put the first stone to what grew into a great company, DOA Porsche de Mexico. It was his great understanding of the industry and necesities for the brand to succeed in this country that made PdM so great. PdM has done a tremendous job to combat market adversity, so much, that it has doubled and tripled PAG expectations.
#11
08-11-2006, 09:09 PM
Originally Posted by Frissen
Sales have increased year to year and we are now up to 500 units a year with 5 dealers open. One more dealer recently open and two more on the way. I believe Mexico is a 600 cars a year business for Mexico.
Crime is a huge factor dettering sales, of course. Also economic factors affect sales. Think of a country where minimum wage is $250 dollars a month an 40% of the country is below that level. $250 dollars many of you spend going to the movies and starbucks one night. But it may hold a Mexican family for an entire month. Still, like the director of PdM says, there are 100,000 rich enough families to buy a Porsche. Then you have to think on the huge offer Mexico offers, we have cars you can only dream of, Smart, Peugeot, Renault to name a few, and even if those brands mentioned do not necessarly compete in the luxury/expensive market they do make a difference. In short, yes it does affect but Porsche is a great product, so great people put all the negatives aside and but it.
Porsche de Mexico, after the Henkel/BMW fiasco, was taken by who I consider the best director in the automotive industry, at least in this continent, Mr. Carlos Fernandez, now director of Audi de Mexico. He put the first stone to what grew into a great company, DOA Porsche de Mexico. It was his great understanding of the industry and necesities for the brand to succeed in this country that made PdM so great. PdM has done a tremendous job to combat market adversity, so much, that it has doubled and tripled PAG expectations.
Crime is a huge factor dettering sales, of course. Also economic factors affect sales. Think of a country where minimum wage is $250 dollars a month an 40% of the country is below that level. $250 dollars many of you spend going to the movies and starbucks one night. But it may hold a Mexican family for an entire month. Still, like the director of PdM says, there are 100,000 rich enough families to buy a Porsche. Then you have to think on the huge offer Mexico offers, we have cars you can only dream of, Smart, Peugeot, Renault to name a few, and even if those brands mentioned do not necessarly compete in the luxury/expensive market they do make a difference. In short, yes it does affect but Porsche is a great product, so great people put all the negatives aside and but it.
Porsche de Mexico, after the Henkel/BMW fiasco, was taken by who I consider the best director in the automotive industry, at least in this continent, Mr. Carlos Fernandez, now director of Audi de Mexico. He put the first stone to what grew into a great company, DOA Porsche de Mexico. It was his great understanding of the industry and necesities for the brand to succeed in this country that made PdM so great. PdM has done a tremendous job to combat market adversity, so much, that it has doubled and tripled PAG expectations.
Hey thanks for the great information. Glad to heard that PdM is doing such a great job. Is it privately owned or owned by PAG?
#13
08-12-2006, 01:55 PM
Porsche en Mexico
Frissen, I glad we’re getting there and change that “Burrito y Zarape” image we have from other countries, the benefit of being a small Economy (at least in terms of Exotic/Luxury Automobiles) is that we get stuff not even countries like this can have or dream of. I remember I saw a 996 GT3 in Las Brisas, Acapulco back in 2001 and the first Cayenne Turbo out of Germany in DF 4 months before the US presentation, We hope Mexico gets better…only time will tell.
Nice Article, BTW
If you ever need Porsche miniature models, parts or accessories shot me an email, it’s nice to know another “Mexican” with this same interest and passion about Porsche.
Ricardo
Nice Article, BTW
If you ever need Porsche miniature models, parts or accessories shot me an email, it’s nice to know another “Mexican” with this same interest and passion about Porsche.
Ricardo
#15
08-13-2006, 07:38 PM
Armored?
Charles, I love the "Armored ...." all I hope nobody around here takes it seriously and send the CIA to open an investigation...
I guess so many threats lately isn't.
Could you send some pics to share with my friends, I guess they only know Armored Hummers in Irak...
I guess so many threats lately isn't.
Could you send some pics to share with my friends, I guess they only know Armored Hummers in Irak...