This company started out like an average company. They had it tough at first. Then they had a lucky break. The y start expanding and expanding. The normal business stops here.
Porsche obviously isn't a normal business and they went beyond this point. They sell millions of dollars of cars every year and keep on growing. I heard a couple of years back that they made a
car that cost so much that they couldn't afford to crash test it, so it never became legal. There are only a few made and they are only aloud to be ran at a track. I think that they sold the few they had for around $500,000 a piece. If a company makes a car this expensive and they can't
afford to crash test it then they are a remarkable company. They must have put a lot of money, time, and technology into this car to not want to crash one for safety purposes. My parents once had a Porsche and they owned it for a little while. They got rid of it because it wasn't a good
family car. I wish they would have saved it so I could have driven it.
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