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Just days after reporting that Porsche had plans to introduce the Pajun, a competitor for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class that would slot just below the Panamera, Automotive News quoted Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller saying the Pajun was not a done deal but could become reality in five or six years. Automotive News was referencing an interview Mueller gave to German newspaper Stuttgarter Zeitung, in which he also says the company has no plans for an entry-level Porsche below the Boxster until at least 2014.
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Porsche looks set to delay the launch of its entry-level sports car as the company’s CEO fears it could dilute the brand’s image. Porsche boss Matthias Mueller told German business newspaper Wirtschaftswoche his brand “probably [nee... Read Post

The plans Porsche had of building a small entry-level two-seater sports car have yet again been put on hold. According to reports, Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller believes a smaller and cheaper mini-Boxster model would risk diluting th... Read Post

Porsche has been planning to introduce an entry-level model underneath the Boxster for some time now, but a final decision on production is still to be made. Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller says the decision to go ahead will depend on ... Read Post