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918 Porsche Spyder

Georgia Ports Authority Global Manager, Bill Jakubsen, right, General Manager of Operations Bill Dawson, center right, and Porsche's Manager of Vehicle Logistics and Port Operations Justin Newell, center left, and Porsche Production Manager David Burkhalter, left, stand near the first shipment of Porsche’s hybrid 918 Spyder automobile at the the Georgia Ports Authority Colonel’s Island Terminal at the Port of Brunswick, Thursday, Mar. 6, 2014, in Brunswick, Ga. The carmaker plans to produce up to 918 of this special model at its manufacturing line at Porsche AG's Zuffenhausen Plant in Stuttgart, Germany. The number of units for the U.S. market will depend on worldwide demand and availability. The Port of Brunswick accounts for approximately 23 percent of the nationwide vehicle imports for all Porsche models. (GPA Photo/Stephen B. Morton)

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Georgia Ports Authority Global Manager, Bill Jakubsen, right, General Manager of Operations Bill Dawson, center right, and Porsche's Manager of Vehicle Logistics and Port Operations Justin Newell, center left, and Porsche Production Manager David Burkhalter, left, stand near the first shipment of Porsche’s hybrid 918 Spyder automobile at the the Georgia Ports Authority Colonel’s Island Terminal at the Port of Brunswick, Thursday, Mar. 6, 2014, in Brunswick, Ga. The carmaker plans to produce up to 918 of this special model at its manufacturing line at Porsche AG's Zuffenhausen Plant in Stuttgart, Germany. The number of units for the U.S. market will depend on worldwide demand and availability. The Port of Brunswick accounts for approximately 23 percent of the nationwide vehicle imports for all Porsche models. (GPA Photo/Stephen B. Morton)