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Why is this even a question?
Tesla = capital from prepayment and non-auto industries, no parent company to support it, questionable financial health and other practices, multiple manufacturing issues, inferior product beyond propulsion systems and the 'cult of the brand'
Porsche = capital and credit from decades of consumer- and competition-level manufacturing, the world's largest automotive parent company, stable financial health despite recent threats to it (i.e., Dieselgate), no major manufacturing issues (and a recently retrofitted 'mother ship' plant to build product in), competitive to superior products in nearly every measurable way with only occasional engineering foibles.
Oh, wait: The OP's link is on a Tesla-fan website. Now I get it ... :: SMH ::
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