Thursday 27th September 2007

Porsche Web TV

Porsche launches own ‘cinema’ on the internet

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Porsche seem to be great fans of the internet, launching interactive micro-sites every time a new model appears. This week on the German language version of their main website they have launched Porsche ‘Web Cinema’.

This latest interactive site from the Stuttgart manufacturer allows Porschephiles to view official Porsche films on the company website – there is even a large-screen display option to get closer to the action.

The idea is to pool all the films about current models, technology and development, along with some classic and prize-winning footage. You can view motor-sport reports from the American Le Mans series as well as those Golden Camera Award winning films “True to yourself” and “No”. Though the PH Office must have missed these when out on our team cinema jaunts!

There is also the ability to create a customised cinema schedule or just take in the aural delights of engine sounds of the cars. The highlight of the whole site is a lap of Le Mans in 1977, which we could watch for hours.

Porsche Web Cinema

[Wanta996(Gotta)]

Some good stuff on there, makes me want to upgrade so there marketing department are doing something right.

[wab172uk]

I just wish I spoke German.

[Vanya]

Seconded...

[gaz132]

I wish the firewall wall at work would allow me to view these.

[L100NYY]

Nothing more for me to say really.

[wushuhsu]

That's just great and dandy, but where's the new Cayman with a bigger engine, DFI, LSD, and non-crippled gearing? Not to mention headlights that turn off automatically, remote keyless entry, swiveling headlights, bluetooth, and push-button start. It's not like Porsche doesn't have lots of improvements to make to catch up with the rest of the automobile industry.

[housemaster]

wushuhsu said:

That's just great and dandy, but where's the new Cayman with a bigger engine, DFI, LSD, and non-crippled gearing? Not to mention headlights that turn off automatically, remote keyless entry, swiveling headlights, bluetooth, and push-button start. It's not like Porsche doesn't have lots of improvements to make to catch up with the rest of the automobile industry.

Nominated for the worst every attempt at trolling...

[L100NYY]

housemaster said:

wushuhsu said:

That's just great and dandy, but where's the new Cayman with a bigger engine, DFI, LSD, and non-crippled gearing? Not to mention headlights that turn off automatically, remote keyless entry, swiveling headlights, bluetooth, and push-button start. It's not like Porsche doesn't have lots of improvements to make to catch up with the rest of the automobile industry.

Nominated for the worst every attempt at trolling...

It was a pretty poor attempt now wasn't it! Never mind, he'll be colouring in the back of his school books as we speak!

[housemaster]

L100NYY said:

housemaster said:

wushuhsu said:

That's just great and dandy, but where's the new Cayman with a bigger engine, DFI, LSD, and non-crippled gearing? Not to mention headlights that turn off automatically, remote keyless entry, swiveling headlights, bluetooth, and push-button start. It's not like Porsche doesn't have lots of improvements to make to catch up with the rest of the automobile industry.

Nominated for the worst every attempt at trolling...

It was a pretty poor attempt now wasn't it! Never mind, he'll be colouring in the back of his school books as we speak!

If you look at his history of posts he is well deserving of tool status, sorry, I mean troll status

[nbetts]

wushuhsu said:

That's just great and dandy, but where's the new Cayman with a bigger engine, DFI, LSD, and non-crippled gearing? Not to mention headlights that turn off automatically, remote keyless entry, swiveling headlights, bluetooth, and push-button start. It's not like Porsche doesn't have lots of improvements to make to catch up with the rest of the automobile industry.

No reversing Camera???

Should have bought Lexus...

Anyway, some good stuff on the old Porsche Web Cinema...