Fight Back Against Bad Emojis With This Porsche Automoji Sticker Pack for IOS 10

by Mark Stevenson

September 15th, 2016 2:38 PM

fight back against bad emojis with this porsche automoji sticker pack for ios 10

We all use our phones, and we all receive errant, unwanted eggplant emojis.

It’s time to fight back against this petrolless future with this Porsche-themed iMessage sticker pack for iOS 10 users.

Created by friend-of-TTAC Kevin McCauley, the Automoji for Porsche sticker pack features German icons throughout history, from 911s of all sorts and LeMans racers to front-engined Porsche sports cars and ultra-rare exotics like the 959 and Carrera GT. Don’t worry: there’s not a single Cayenne or Macan in the bunch.

The sticker pack is on sale on the iTunes App Store and costs a measly $0.99, meaning this collection of Porsches is likely the cheapest you can buy — and brand new, too!

#911 #Apple #Imessage #Ios10 #Porsche #Porsche911 #StickerPack

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JimZ on Sep 16, 2016

" we all receive errant, unwanted eggplant emojis." eggplants, if we're *lucky.*

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Ronnie Schreiber on Sep 16, 2016

Somewhere, Apple and Porsche marketing folks are smiling. Personally, not being an iPhone user or Porsche enthusiast, I could probably care less, but not by much. This thing is just asking for a parody. Gremlin and Pinto emojis? Rusted wrecked emojis? If you make a set of Vespa scooter emojis, I'm sure someone will buy them.

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