A wonderful example of a micromarket at its height is that of the vintage Porsches. More enthusiast-oriented from the day they were driven off the showroom floor, and aimed at more particular drivers than the American cars, the vintage market for the classics from Stuttgart were the dream cars of a higher level. These cars represented a shift, having smaller engines located in the back and were built largely in accordance with the vision of one man. They were small, tight, and required muscles to drive and fortitude to drive fast.
