Sticker Shock Alert: How U.S. Tariffs Could Make Porsches Unaffordable - Storyboard
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The outcome of the upcoming U.S. election could impact global trade, including auto imports
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German brands like Porsche rely solely on imports and could be badly hit if tariffs are imposed
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Higher prices could make Porsches even more exclusive but hurt accessibility
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While New car sales might fall, the used Porsche market could boom in the short term
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Whereas tariffs are a hypothetical threat, these strategies could potentially help Porsche offset those risks
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Porsche should consider building popular models like the Cayenne, Macan, and Panamera in existing VW factories in the U.S.
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This would help Porsche leverage existing infrastructure and expertise within the VW Group
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U.S.-built Porsches could be more affordable due to lower production costs
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Alternatively, Porsche could also explore CKD (Completely Knocked Down) production in the U.S.
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Also, with E.V. tax credits, manufacturing the Taycan in America could make it more attractive to buyers
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Porsche might need to take a margin hit to keep U.S. prices competitive
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Ultimately, Porsche will need to revamp marketing to focus on heritage and exclusivity to maintain a loyal customer base.
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