nearly all porsche models mirrored this basic design. the rear seat of the two plus two didn't offer much room though and exchange the three hundred sixty leader trunk of pasty was a standout in the sports car category up that posh life was the porsche nine hundred twenty four a true sports car well look under the hood tells a different story because this water cooled four cylinder here you'll also find it in the audi one hundred and a volkswagen l t m for a white panel van dam's but here in porsche the cage at tronic fuel injection system is. amps up the sportiness to give you one hundred twenty five horsepower. so poor ship your wrists may have turned up their noses but it was popular the original model with a two liter naturally aspirated engine had seals figures topping one hundred twenty thousand. that's christo says that many years after the model was retired in one nine hundred eighty eight the disciples of the nine eleven finally began to praise this very successful compromise with its combination of usefulness good workmanship a

the porsche didn't give up. instead they brought the nine twenty four to market themselves the new nine twenty four was a ready made people's porsche exactly what the marketing team was looking for to appeal to a broader market and the nine eleven but the nine twenty four was a world apart from the ad john nine eleven. back then the porsche disciples believe firmly in the trinity of the rear mounted engine and box are designed with air cooling the nine twenty four had none of that plus the ignition was to the right of the steering wheel which was definitely not on it but at least the seats in the instruments came from the good old nine eleven which cost thirty two thousand marks back then the one twenty four started in twenty three thousand marks which brought in many new customers of course and it became a huge seller but decades later traditional is still disparage the one twenty four as a housewife porsche flashed a fan thought kept saying to speed. i think i feel it's right there at the white house called po

porsche didn't give up. and stead they brought the nine twenty four to market themselves the new nine twenty four was a ready made people's porsche exactly what the marketing team was looking for to appeal to a broader market and the nine eleven but the nine twenty four was a world apart from the ad child nine eleven. back then the porsche disciples believe firmly in the trinity of the rear mounted engine and box are designed with air cooling the nine twenty four had none of that plus the ignition was to the right of the steering wheel which was definitely not on it but at least the seats in the instruments came from the good old nine eleven which cost thirty two thousand marks back in one thousand nine hundred four started in twenty three thousand marks which brought in many new customers of course and it became a huge seller but decades later traditional is still disparage the nine twenty four as a housewife porsche flashed a fan thought kept saying to speak i make a profit i feel it's right there at the w

and porsche rolls out a new version of its kind in. it so we're a premier and porsche in stood the german sports car maker is celebrating the newest member of his family. back and coo pray with so much pomp and glamour because the new porsche crossover also do want to promise. guides it's a very emotional car definitely even more emotional that regular play and was perhaps a little bit too too high too much family thought to do full light on this one as something special he would get he says he likes the car especially the sloping roof line just as you want expect from a porsche it's not too surprising because most a.b.s. is in there with the g l e bay be. w. does it six so i guess it said natural extension. add this to the lineup. and naturally porsches new family member has very competitive engines the cayenne coupe a is being launched in two powerful versions one is a six cylinder two hundred fifty kilowatt turbo engine that allows it to sprint from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and six point zero seconds while the top mod

and porsche rolls out a new version of its kind and. it's so world premiere at porsche instead gart the german sports car maker is celebrating the newest member of his family. and cooper was so much pomp and glamour because the new porsche crossover also do want to promise. guides it's very emotional a car definitely even more emotional than regular play and it was my absolute bits to the hype so much time in the car to to pull i done this one as something special and they would get it he says he likes the car especially the sloping roof line just as you want to expect from a porsche is not too surprising because most say this is in that with the g.l.a. it will pay. m.w. does the it six so i guess it said natural extension of course if at this to the line up. and naturally porsches new family member has very competitive engines that cayenne coupe a is being launched in two powerful versions one is a six cylinder two hundred fifty kilowatt turbo engine that allows it to spring from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in six point zer

all terrain and electric that's what successful chinese drivers want and the party isn't over for porsche it's nine eleven cabrio is becoming a status symbol for the nouveau rishi in beijing and shanghai this year porsche wants to grow ten percent here for puerto china is a strong with market things a couple of years and there are other important point is the new technologies they are developing here in china a very interesting part of there are a lot of ideas we can take important at all and chinese business is no longer a one way street chinese manufacturers like gili going on the offensive more and more often the group already owns volvo is a major shareholder in dime low and owns half of its small subsidiary smart. i think that g.e. least they can influence will increase at a time like and at b.m.w. you have to see that b.m.w. is very strong with great wall the electric mini is produced in china in a joint venture with great will probably do even more there will have to see if these two companies will join forces the shanghai exhibition shows that the industry's on the cusp of a new e

the porsche model is coming out. people are getting emails saying it is coming, would you be interested. the jaguar. kia has an interesting car. we are seeing the early impact of other credible vehicles coming to the market. romaine: this is purely a demand issue, or tied into production and the supply-side? craig: it is a command issue and a cost of car issue. the cars are too expensive. the fun and games where they

and impact of tariffs with porsche. north america ceo klaus zellmer.t color is your for your highlander there was a highlander in front of me while i was trying to get around it. it was a gray highlander >> he joins us -- >> what color is your porsche? >> a black one i had a red one. i had a virtually one. i lease them he joins us ahead of the new york auto show got a few questions in here. "squawk box" returns after a quick break. >> announcer: time now for today's aflac trivia question. which car debuted on this day at the 1964 flushing meadows world's fair the answer when cnbc "squawk box" continues no. uh uh. is it homeowner's insurance? no... uhuhuhuh! is it duck insurance? nope. ahhh! do they pay me money directly when i get sick or injured? yeah. aflac! you got it. you know aflac! boom! get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover. get to know us at... aflac dot com. >> announcer: now the answer to today's aflac trivia question. which car debuted on this day at the 1964 flushing meadows world's fair the answer, the ford mustang >>> the

back in new york, friends devastated. >> porsche is a vibrant energy. so yeah, i'm going to miss her. >> reporter: 13 days ago they checked out of their hotel. relatives frantically calling the u.s. and dominican officials for help, and traveling there to search. >> i'm scared. i don't know what is going on. i'm saddened. >> reporter: investigators saying no foul play is suspected while the families demand to know exactly what happened. ron allen, nbc news. >>> if you're planning a vacation, there is something to consider before you set sail on a cruise. if you suffer a medical emergency at sea, many ships may not be able to provide the level of care you need when every second counts. nbc's kerry sanders has what you need to know before you board. >> reporter: john and lisa gale in happier times. now, lisa struggles. >> who do i love? >> me. >> reporter: the victim of a stroke on a cruise ship last year. >> all of a sudden she put her hand and was struck. >> reporter: the ship diverted to freeport where they rushed to a local hospital. >> they dumped he

or a porsche killer so to speak when anyone can afford. the ego might indeed annoy luxury sports car makers because it can be had for as little as sixteen thousand euros sixty eight thousand less like comparable models because she didn't just build it from scratch he also set up a tailor made production line one big advantage electric cars work with far fewer components than traditional field driven models. where a combustion engine production line and the entire building will be too small. fewer parts equals fewer potential problems as well as low investment costs for components automation and assembly. working within the car industry's traditional structures are serious that churns out fewer than one hundred thousand units a year just isn't worth while that's because the initial set up requires such a big investment that you need huge production runs to turn a profit here we're showing that producing just ten or twenty thousand cars a year can still be economically viable on one saving using an aluminum frayne instead of the standard int

him the opel insignia why because it took a very respectable fifth place behind premium brands like porsche b.m.w. and mercedes which have cars in their lineup that cost twice or even three times as much that's reason enough to take a closer look at the opel auto. your. insignia is over as flagship model so it's one of the first they've outfitted with the latest generation infotainment systems and touchscreen up to eight inches in size is the heart of the system the premium version is the multimedia navvy pro which will get a look at. i missed it emanuel says that when it comes to an end for team and system you wanted to be easy to use and to reach that's the case here everything's easily within reach and you can brace your hand while you're entering something done in the next issue is connectivity there is apple cart play and android auto but now that you do need a cable it's not wireless yet. but you can connect your phone to the sat nav or infotainment sist. they know that now. that mommy will be. first pres and phone. for him. then go to bluetooth mode often bluetooth done then most see

registrations jumped 2367 in march, 356 shy of porsche's delivery.g's call for a heavier regulatory hand when it comes to tech. many companies have pivoted to focus on healthier conversations among users after attracting widespread criticism for issues such as the spread of big news and hate speech. he says he would welcome more strict rules. >> generally i think regulation is a good thing, it is a positive. our role as a company should be that of an educator. helping regulators and legislators understand what is technology, the secular trends we are seeing, that we are aware of, how our system works. the job of a regulator is to ensure protection of the individual and a level playing field. as long as we're working together on that, that has good outcomes. i have not looked at all the specific feedback to mark's post. i generally think that there are things like gdpr that have been net positive not just for our platform but the industry in general and specifically a lot more clarity around privacy and a lot more clarity around how data is being used

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editions after all a rematch can cost up to a million euros the innovations have attracted investors porsche and two chinese companies own stakes in remounts they want to profit from the technical know how of the croatian firm now are we. still a big one of the production we will never go us market not with the cars not with the components but we will go bigger more years so currently we are able to supply hundreds of units of batteries. electric motors systems re much as an exceptional kind of business in croatia tourism is the main pillar of the economy here economic recovery has been slow compared to other eastern european members many educated young people are emigrating and croatian entrepreneurs have a bad reputation. well look how the church sometimes leans towards center premier as being kind of peeves this song is because of experiences in the transition process in the night is in today's a lot of corruption scandals that happened recently and during the ninety's. still despite offers to move production abroad remounts is sticking with its location in croatia it's currently planning

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that is like having a porsche in a trailer park and you wonder who is paying for the porsche.oint when you seek the males coming in from wikileaks or some other russian operative, you know they do not belong there. to say they could have unknowingly or unwittingly that these things be distributed i think is nonsense. i do want to read very carefully what robert mueller's team had to say about that. i think the attorney general was putting a very kind loss -- kind gloss. do not knowtime, we what other investigations might be going on. leaked emails, choosing his words very carefully. very precise. many thanks to u.s. attorney michael moore coming to us from atlanta. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bounds" on bloomberg television. i am david westin. as we can do to digest the 448 page mueller report, let's bring in bloomberg columnist lake. -- eli lake. what are your initial reactions? is a reason there why you saw that tweet storm from president trump this morning. there's a lot of detail, as i'm going through the report, i've not finished it. a couple things stand out. on

that is a porsche that has gone up in flames. >> it was. >> it's now just a barbecue.this day in china it's a big national holiday where they remember the dead of their family members. >> you go oout there invaryaebl what happens is fire. >> and in this case fireworks and burned down cars. the kicker in this scenario is that porsha was a -- it's unclear if the man will be on the hook for the burned porsha or if insurance will pay for it. the three teen age girls are running around, lighting the destruction debris on fire. it's spreading through the unfinished building. and they just don't know what to do t do what teen age girls would do and run away. >> how can you be that dumb? >> this the home woman in the have ow it promised to pay. >> i'm absolutely fascinated by the conversion of shipping containers into homes or something else. this video shot by "living big in a tiny house" in melbourne, australia. >> i love that channel. >> three shipping containers that is going to house a growing family. >> and why not? there's so many of these large containers around the wo

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last two weeks since first round we thought we'd hit him or we thought he'd come face to face with a porsche but it seems like he's been doing his best to avoid coming face to face with the incumbent let's have a look how those last few weeks been putting out. a sitting president rolling up his sleeves to give blood for drugs test live on t.v. not something most ukrainian voters ever expected to see but they did because of this man comedian and actor will be misled still present pershing because challenger has turned ukraine's politics on its head in a matter of months when selenski demanded drug and alcohol tests pershing co had little choice but to agree after picking up just half as many votes as alinsky in the first round goes had to play catch up with his younger rival. here lympics stadium capacity seventy thousand and the place was immense he says he wants to debate with petro poroshenko no dusty t.v. studio for the landscape who prefers to talk to his supporters direct through social media. feelings once again selenski throwing down the gauntlet and once again go left with no other o

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danyal: porsche, daimler, all the big companies, i talked to them and porsche is announcing they wille the last fossil fuel car by 2030. i think it is not too late, but very late and we have to speed up on this topic, and i think what we need is a framework for price for co2 to let the green energies and green technologies evolve and to make fossil fuel's more expensive because i think this is a market-oriented answer. matt: great to get a green banker mp's take on this. thank you for joining us. danyal bayaz, member of parliament for the german green party, formerly a consultant and banker at goldman sachs among others. mario draghi tells european banks to stop moaning about negative rates and asks them to focus more on consolidation. he is probably thinking about cross-border consolidation rather than building national champions. more on the ecb's process -- president's trophy's next. -- proce -- comments next. ♪ anna: good morning. 25 minutes into the trading day. welcome back to the european open. mario draghi puts off a decision on negative rates yesterday but warns against growi

the cost to giggo factories is higher and what is porsche and vw paying?esla it the cost of the batteries are too high for the numbers people are projecting -- >> and that's the basis for your bearish call >> absolutely. >> so it's not about autonomy or all of these other things she's talking about? >> it's the fact that the cost of the cars is way too high. they're too expensive. >> tasha, you buy that >> so, on a range-per-kilowatt basis, tesla has the most efficient batteries, so other automakers that are undercutting them on price are likely sacrificing performance. so this is what's going to allow tesla to produce a car that performs well for cheaper than competitors. and we've already heard signs of this in the news there was have aarticle saying that porsche and audi had done a teardown of the model 3 and were basically scared because they realized exactly how cheap tesla was able to produce this car and they had to rethinkthings themselves >> i agree with her on the battery issue. sam jaffy at karen energy research who tracks battery per kilowatt h

>> i'm going to wait and see what porsche comes out with. know i might get an electric vehicle from somebody else i may wait a year. i can afford to hold off, but i think people are going to be looking at that, and let's face it, the battery costs are so high, even with this new factory, it's going to keep the prices up there or continue to lose money i'm very worried about his liquidity. he's probably -- this miss in forecast probably cost him another $1 billion loss. how long can the investors put up with those big losses before he actually shows he can make money. i'm very concerned it could be a great company. i hope it will be a great company, but he needs some experience he's lost 50 top executives in the last two to three years. he's got to bring in a sustainable team and have somebody run it other than elon musk so he can go off and do his thing. >> why doesn't he hire a credible coo to actually, jim, run the operations >> well, that's a tall order he hasn't been able to keep an officer. he can't hold these people you think he's goin

next five years and let's be fair this triumph was expected because not a single opinion poll tipped porsche and co to win this head of the runoff but that margin that is incredible that is really a sensation and a complete disaster for. when it became clear that it's a total triumph for of all dimmers alinsky he decided to stick to his own style of communicating with his audience through snappy videos in online posts and in fact he posted something that was recorded on a phone which looks like an instagram story or a video for friends let's have a look at it this was the video when waldemar he said he united ukraine with his election victory very. everyone i want to thank everyone for being with us these four months that is of course. not me the work we've done together the main thing that we've done we've united ukraine united our lives united our people. when he said he's united everybody believes that obviously time will tell and yes the style is very different that's for sure now ever since. the exit polls came out he obviously had to hold his first news conference what came out of that

and that should only be about thirty bucks so not really much harm for him now i can tell you that porsche in close h.q. is treating its guests with sandwiches cookies and coffee and a lot of glasses full of alcohol have already been seen in mr selenski waters after all everyone's seen all. the opinion polls and all that which included debates and. other things going to his way ahead of the second round there had been fears though of a regular laurette sees in the build up as i said there are so many claims and counterclaims any details what are we hearing but we definitely know that there have been hundreds of regularities believe that number getting even close to thousand and these there were these included a protester a topless protester appearing at one of the polling stations screaming stop raping ukraine and mr selenski hometown one horribly drunk woman decided to eat the ballots but i can tell you that these kind of things. it is very likely that they won't affect the results and the election won't be called and valid pretty much the same number of regularities we saw during the fir

reporter: it's one of the last picture capturing the last time anyone saw orlando moore and girlfriend porsche. >> we want my brother to return safe. >> reporter: on march 23rd the couple flew from newark to the dominican republic for a romantic getaway. >> we're on snapchat together. so like he did snapchat and i saw mihm like at the hotel. >> reporter: moore's sister tells nbc news they were due back march 27th. police confirmed they checked out of the hotel but family says neither made it on the flight back home. 11 days later, their cell phones are off. their vacation rental car missing. back home moore's car sitting in an airport parking lot. >> i just hope everyone can help me find these people. >> reporter: in february, the state department issued a travel advisory for the dominican republic telling tourists to exercise increased caution due to crime. tonight, the family is in the d.r. trying to find her hoping this picture isn't the last. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> all right. up after the break, why the new arrivals on tv's most beloved street are being celebrated by families across

which slowed down in the last three months of two thousand and eighteen for the fish time and five porsches twenty percent of the where they it was a physician's population as the minority muslim and community relations have feed. in focus in this country under a hindu nationalist government both at the center in new delhi accent at the states so all of these issues are put there but elsewhere in the country because it's also there for they this constituency it's only one of ninety one across the eighteen states union territories that go to the polls today elsewhere there is one thing taking place in indian administered fish me and we're hearing from there that there is an internet blackout and the north of and did administered push me to voting is taking place and as you know the internet blackouts are common in kashmir specially during sensitive times we're also hearing that separates.

and germany but i have to say that vladimir is a lens he says that it is time to end the war now porsche and cold couldn't do it in five years and pointing that out was one of mr zilinskas best weapons during the campaign so lets his message is human lives we have to think about now and that's why it is time to. urgently but to what extent that would be correctly communicating with vladimir putin the president of russia for example mr selenski didn't elaborate on that when he was talking to the journalists he fell short of it although he did mention that he wants to start a new information war and that's how he put it to win the hearts and minds of the people that are living in the breakaway regions of ukraine. we will abide by the normandy full marks on the minsk gruesomeness to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine this. reboot and i think there will be some post and all changes on the news or the least good journalists we will need your help very soon we will be launching a powerful information to end the conflict in the donbass if we stick to domestic issues of ukraine when it come

exclusive hypercar brand known only to the sur rich and c fanatics, as ferrari, lamb borg iny and porscheld d make a lot more cars, they're appealing to wealthy buyers who wan truly rare cars that can outrun the competition. itns po increase production to 1,000 by 2022 and for the buyers of a $3 million super car, the threat of tariffs won't likely be a problem. >> you really need a turning spe, so i'm sure if you look at other parts of the world like china malaysia and other country, that means they have 200%. >> this car generator 600 hse power and at high speeds it generates 3,000 pnds of downforce. most of the buyers are young enheepreneurs from around world who may not drive it at 300 miles an hour, but do like the status. >> knowing that your car is the fastest in the world and that ip yo it in the hands of a really professional driver on the safe space that it can do that, that it canreak records and make'sistory. that cool thing. >> the jesko is named for founder kristen van en's father who left the company his entire life's. savin hopefully he'll get paid back. >> for "nightly bu

women's world number one made a winning start to her clay court season at the porsche grand prix in stuttgart to be taiwan's cac way in straight sets six four six three two straight into the quarter final is a shocker has won two grand slam titles but it's good to win a tournament. food see patrick a bit of the drop just five games as she reached the quarter finals as well. two of the biggest names in athletics all locked in a bitter dispute four time olympic champion mo far claims he was robbed at a hotel owned by ethiopia's legendary runner haile gebrselassie and that not enough was done to help him but nevertheless he has hit back accusing for assault and defaming his business and reputation david stokes reports. what should have been a straightforward promotion day for the london marathon was anything but after mo farah without any prompting decided to talk about something that happened during his training camp and the train is going to well whenever. there was a slightly bigger problem in my hotel a stayed in in ethiopia. who've broken too far a claims money a watch and two phones were t