Automobile Designer, Executive. He was the chief executive officer of Porsche AG until the family left management in 1972. He designed and created the Type 356, the company's first production automobile, a sports car that was groundbreaking both in style and innovation. He led the Porsche company for over 30 years, along with garnering many racing championships including Targa Florio and Le Mans; creating a hallmark of innovation, speed and style. Under his command, Porsche cars became one of the most sought after sports cars in the world, demanding a premium price tag with the demand. Today, the Porsche name is largely due to his leadership.
Automobile Designer, Executive. He was the chief executive officer of Porsche AG until the family left management in 1972. He designed and created the Type 356, the company's first production automobile, a sports car that was groundbreaking both in style and innovation. He led the Porsche company for over 30 years, along with garnering many racing championships including Targa Florio and Le Mans; creating a hallmark of innovation, speed and style. Under his command, Porsche cars became one of the most sought after sports cars in the world, demanding a premium price tag with the demand. Today, the Porsche name is largely due to his leadership.
Bio by: Todd Alexander Dale
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