Why do so many new cars and consumer goods look like wet putty, lacking any sheen? Blame it on an ugly trend in Porsche culture.

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      Why do so many new cars and consumer goods look like wet putty, lacking any sheen? Blame it on an ugly trend in Porsche culture.
    
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