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Luxury car has a huge spelling mistake. Can you spot it? 

Driver’s luxury $120,000 Porsche Cayenne has a VERY obvious mistake... so is it a fake?

The owners of this car will be red-faced when they learn of the big mistake

The fault was noted by a driver who was also stuck in peak hour traffic

The sleek SUV will set potential buyers back anywhere between $120k - $240k

The owners of this car will be red-faced when they learn their Porsche Cayenne isn’t quite as perfect as they once thought.

While stuck in bumper-to-bumper peak hour traffic, one eagle-eyed Melbourne driver noted the luxury car in front of him had a small but pretty significant flaw.

The brand name of the sleek black German SUV, which costs between $94,000 and $240,000, was spelled incorrectly.

A Porsche Australia spokesman said that the incorrect spelling of the badge was not a manufacturing error. "Our attention to detail and quality control is second to none so I can’t envisage that happening on our end," he was quoted as saying to Daily Mail Australia. The spokesman added: "At the factory in Germany, one of the key things that we check is that all badging is correct. It’s then checked again during the pre-delivery inspection at the dealership in Australia as well. It’s on two separate checklists. We do those things on every single car and take quality control extremely seriously."