The move is a “precautionary step” that allows customers “to plan ahead, should this situation arise,” Porsche said in an emailed statement. BREXIT: The Facts Read them hereAffected Porsche customers would have the option to “adjust their order accordingly,” Porsche said in the statement. Unlike automakers such as Ford, Nissan and Jaguar Land Rover, the German sports car maker has no manufacturing operations in the UK. It’s a real problem for Porsche because the UK has traditionally been one of its largest markets in Europe. “For us, the current state means a further period of insecurity and planning uncertainty,” Porsche said in the letter.

Source: The Irish Times February 18, 2019 07:07 UTC