Porsche Font?

I found this font on the web and at first look I thought it was the font used in the badges of our Speedsters, that's why I renamed it to Speedster, but now I realized it is not the same font, but I think it is a Porsche font. Can anyone recognize it? For what model?

Of course if anyone's interested post you e-mail and I'll share it

Ignacio

I think that Porsche has their own fonts and they are probably not posted on the web. The closest I found at 1001fonts.com was Ultra911 although it close it is not the 'P' Font either. To design a font isn't terribly difficult they are drawn first, that's why I think they are proprietary.

To my untrained eye, it looks like the same font Maserati uses.

Notice that it says "murcielago", the current top-dog Lamborghini.

Well it may perfectly be the Lamborghini font, but I don't believe the muerci

Don't tell my Hoopty that I've looked at a Maserati's scripts. She'll dump me for a lawyer or doctor.

Or maybe that is the font for a Mexican Limo...lol ~ Esther

I think I saw that phrase on the back of a Tijuana Taxi!

I saw the same phrase and thought it said "...Eric and his cousin, Cato, need a 356 so they can search for a large diamond that was recently stolen"!

Peace - Out!

El Guapo

Eric y su primo,Cato, necesitan un 356 para ir a buscar el diamante grande que alguien se robo no hace mucho tiempo....ay,ay,ay canta y no llores...lol ~ La Guapa

Si, mamacita - con Gleem toothpaste!

esplain toothpaste?? no comprendo!!! ~ Esthercita

It's from an old TV commercial from the early '60s for a toothpaste called 'Gleem' - I don't know if this brand exists anymore!

The commercial depicted the mother of a latino family praising her little girl for keeping her teeth so sparkling white - the little girl would respond 'Si, mamacita - con Gleem!' Hokey, but it was the 60's after all!

The tooth paste threw me for a while too Esther, but I do remember the TV ad Jim. LOL.. Man what does that say about ME! LOL...

Speedster "D"