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 Hi-
This would be Helvetica Ultra Compressed if Linotype or Adobe were still "doing" it. However, Bitstream have created an identical twin called Swiss 911 Ultra Compressed. And, to convince you, I must turn to my good friend MyFonts.com.
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/swiss-911/ultra-compressed/testdrive.html?s=LCARSCOM.NET&p=72
As far as not wanting to pay for it goes, I'm afraid you'll have to if you want it. Unfortunately no-one here can tell you where to find it free because, as has been discussed before, doing so would more than likely spell the end of AbstractFonts. And nobody wants that. So you can either dig for it yourself or, better still, buy it.
Good luck!
Boxedly,
-Tørnquist
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Alex
That font is exclusive to Porsche. They won't even give it to their American advertising agencies.
And if anyone is trying to use it for commercial purposes (right down to the lonely guy who makes 10 pieces of jewelry to sell) and Porsche finds out about it - they send their lawyers in...
Not one of the fonts you want around here.
They've used it for years - my first encounter 1978 - on a brand new 1979 911 SC - on the side in that script it said Targa.
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