PORSCHE PRESS KIT 1975 LANDING PAGE

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Porsche 1975
The Porsche 911 Turbo is exhibited at the Paris Motor Show in October 1974 and causes something of a sensation. In visual terms, the car – referred to internally as the 930 – is immediately recognisable by its wider body and tyres, front spoiler and rear wing. The 911 Turbo, available from spring 1975 onwards, is regarded as the fastest series-production vehicle of its time.

Porsche 1975
Sept. 1975: Porsche AG is the first automotive manufacturer to use Thyssens's double-sided hot-dip galvanised panels as standard in the newly introduced 1976 "I" series of the 911. By reliably increasing the durability of the corrosion-proof bodies in this way, Porsche is able to offer warranties of up to six years against rust damage.

Porsche 1975
In August 1975, the US racing driver Mark Donohue sets a new world lap record in a Porsche 917/30 CanAm Spyder in Talladega, USA. His average speed is 355.86 km/h.

Porsche 1975
The "SAVE" (Schnelle Ambulante Vorklinische Erstversorgung, Rapid Ambulant Pre-Clinical Initial Treatment) project is launched in 1975 at the Weissach Development Centre with the aim of developing an innovative ambulance. The system consists of a rescue vehicle with a mobile rescue unit, and development continues in various project phases until 1984.

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