Porsche Electric Shift, Ford Capri Revival, Ferrari F355 Update, Fisker Ocean Recall
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In this episode of Doug DeMuro, the team dives into the seismic shift happening at Porsche with the discontinuation of internal combustion engines in the 718 models. This bold move towards electric powertrains sends shockwaves through the automotive world, especially considering Porsche's legacy in sports car manufacturing. The discussion delves into Porsche's dedication to sustainable fuels and the potential impact on the resale value of classic models like the GT4 RS. As enthusiasts grapple with the end of an era, the team contemplates the future of iconic sports cars in an electrified world.
Shifting gears, Ford's resurrection of the Capri name for a European-exclusive electric crossover sparks controversy among fans. The team debates the wisdom of reusing classic monikers like Capri and Mustang on new, divergent models, questioning Ford's strategy in the evolving automotive landscape. Drawing parallels with Singer Vehicle Design's approach to reviving vintage Porsches, the conversation explores the delicate balance between modernization and preserving a car's original charm.
Ian Callum's ambitious project to enhance the Ferrari F355 takes center stage, with the team dissecting the mechanical and design modifications made to this iconic model. The discussion scrutinizes the decision to tinker with a beloved classic's aesthetics, contrasting it with Singer's more subtle restoration techniques. As the team delves into the nuances of automotive redesign, they ponder the implications of altering a car's fundamental appeal. Finally, the conversation turns to Fisker's recall of all Ocean models due to a critical water pump issue, shedding light on the challenges faced by owners of discontinued electric vehicles and the uncertain future of the company.
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Doug is suggested to visit Norway to see many types of EV cars
Concerns about Porsche going fully electric and the impact on future models
Positive feedback on the podcast and requests for more content from certain individuals
Observations on the popularity of certain EV models in Europe
Mixed opinions on the new Capri design
Comments on the lag in the video production of the podcast
Disagreement on the concept of EV sports cars
Discussion on manual swaps and the E39 M5
Criticism and support for Kennan's M5
Opinions on modifying classic cars for modern features and comfort
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