Building Porsche 911 by Hands in Germany’s Best Factory - Production Line

On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the Production line of the Porsche 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series under the “Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur” brand. Check out how these intricate hand-finished sports cars are made in the Zuffenhausen plant.

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[GrillerRohde]

It is incredible to see how much work is put into a single seat in the Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur.
So much work is done by hand, so many different employees are needed to build the perfect car even though we live in a world with so much automation.

[Acquit]

As soon I start bitching about Porsche prices, I watch videos like this. Then I understand. Best cars in the world.

[hockeymann]

I don't see much content on the 991.2 Exclusive Manufacture Turbo S but these things are exceptional. Over 600 hp, lighter than the current generation, fantastic paint work and carbon everywhere. Also that 991.2 shifter is a work of art.

[mohamedalkaboom]

This can never happen in the United States

[Oksssk]

Nunca fiquei preso em um vídeo desse jeito, que satisfatório.

[ciao_abhi]

god damn it will be mine one day ! Hope everyone here gets to buy a car of their dreams!

[garygrimm]

I want one!Hope I win the lottery soon!

[Sailingbill]

It’s like watching my 991.2 Turbo being built… Wahnsinn!

[modellismoinscala]

Thank you for this informatrice video about Porsche factory!

[GethinJames]

That's awesome. Would LOVE to have a vid like this for the 718 Spyder I'm waiting on.

[GrillerRohde]

I did not expect that the wheels get spay painted by hand, I thought they would use a machine since they´re mostly more efficient and cannot do anything wrong unless their system/programs fail.

[denu]

The detail that goes into making those alloys, all specially ready for you to clip that curb 🤣

[whitez]

Money Money can make it happen If had that type of money I have 911 TODAY and enjoy every moment of it, what a machine DAMN life is good when you have $$ for those who have it and still complain slide them dollars over to me and I show you how I get down.

[cj]

I see why this particular model is put more engineering and time on the badge than my car 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[ducanhvutran]

The hood of the Porsche 911 and 928 doesn't fly in your face when there's a frontal collision.

[saddog]

God that stupid wheel cap... and I fucking love it.

[karlInSanDiego]

The interior work was interesting and inspiring. Wheel paint process is a tech marvel. The hand made "exclusive" badges are excessive catering to disgusting wealth. It's unfortunate that the quality work is reserved for the richest who can pay extreme sums. Surely there are better ways to invest quality into things that will see much more utility by more people. This artificial exclusivity is a sign of our wealth disparity, not an indication of superior skill and heightened quality that must involve huge sums of money. Maybe some day, our intentions of once again building things to last a lifetime of everyday service will combine with the careful craftsmanship shown here.

[hunghsuhui]

If you r an employee you don’t wish you get replace by machines

[タイガーM-mh]

PCCBを早くオプションできるようにしてくれ〜
とうとう2月生産枠に間に合わなかった

[jackgrainger]

A bet they all wished Porsche paid them enough so they could actually buy one, or better still they should give all there employees one for free.