Somehow the expensive vehicle, which can cost anything between £52,000 and £133,000, has the name of the manufacturer spelled wrong. It was spotted by a motorist in Melbourne, Australia, who posted a picture online. However, Porsche is adament it was not an error by the manufacturer, saying strong quality controls are in place. The company spokesman pointed out that the model shown in the picture is not brand new. This means it is more likely the owner would not be oblivious to the unusual fault with their car.

Source: Daily Mirror October 26, 2018 22:30 UTC