[00:00] Can I ask you a question? Wasn't Octane the name of the fictional gasoline company in Lego? This looks like a Q5, but it's not. It is the Porsche Octane model of it, which is what they're calling maybe the Macan internal combustion engine replacement.
[00:14] What words do they mash up for that? Octane. Octane without an E. Type in Octane gas. I think it was Legos. And by the way, I love that they're calling it Octane because it's like gas, gasoline. Octane gas station Lego. Yeah. Yes. Yeah.
[00:26] Yes. This. I had this set or something similar as a child. this set i have this set as a child they are naming it after maybe there's one report that they are throwing that around as an actual name for what the macan will be called in the next
[00:38] next generation it could also just be their internal naming that it will still be branded as macan you could go buy that go to that last one you could go buy this today missing only one minifigure only one minifigure or you could buy the porsche you can't buy the porsche yet i know
[00:52] which one will retain value i had this set as a child is yours also missing one minifigure probably my mom's selling it. It's that it is based on a Q5, as you would expect, but they are promising there's a
[01:04] bunch of changes, wider track, some performance handling changes. Clearly, Porsche has realized they need to make a non EV Macan. The Macan is quite long in the tooth. There's only been one generation ever. OK, that Porsche gas economy
[01:17] knew was coming. Very exciting. Octan, maybe named after the Lego gas station.