If there was any doubt left that Porsche is working on a more hard core version of its Taycan, these spy photos should put those to rest. Spy photographers have recently caught a Taycan prototype testing in the Arctic, wearing aggressive styling elements normally found on Porsche's GT variants. Wearing minimal camouflage, it's easy to spot the …
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Here are the five coolest Porsches on Bring A Trailer right now
Over the last few years Bring A Trailer has been a haven for people seeking interesting and rare Porsches, and that's a result of the site having listed over 13,000 Porsches or Porsche-related ephemera auctions. Heck, there are currently eighty Porsche auctions live on that site right this very minute. Here are just a few of the highlights. We put …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s facelifted Cayenne gets big power bumps across the board
The current generation Cayenne was introduced to the world in mid-2017 as a 2019 model year vehicle, and has been soldiering on for quite a few years now. The strong SUV sales for Porsche prove that its customers are interested in the six-figure ute, with variants available from the standard 3-liter turbocharged V6 all the way up to the …
Continue to the full articleFacelifted Porsche 911 spied with minimal camouflage
Porsche doesn't like doing major changes to its iconic 911 sports car. Even across generations, the 911 carries over much of its styling and design, so it's hardly surprising that a midcycle refresh on the current 992 doesn't carry any significant differences. Still, spy photographers have recently caught both the refreshed coupe and cabrio 911 …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s 911 Dakar won’t be the last off-road 911, says CEO Oliver Blume
Welcome to the new year! The best news we could hear to kick off the year is definitely that Porsche is planning future variants of the iconic 911 for off-road environments. It could be argued that the 911 is already a dominant force in street car performance with the Turbo S model, and it's already a dominant force in track car performance with …
Continue to the full articleA new option from Porsche cuts your Taycan’s home charging time in half
If you're a Taycan owner who isn't quite satisfied with your charging speeds when plugged in to a level 2 charger, like that of your home 220v module, then Porsche has a new hardware update for you. If you purchased a Taycan and want a faster onboard charger, Porsche will sell you a new 19.2 kW onboard charging module that cuts your level 2 …
Continue to the full articleHow much range is acceptable for an electric Porsche sports car?
We know that the next-generation Boxster and Cayman will be electric, that's a foregone conclusion. We've seen the preview with the Mission R concept (above). We've seen the electric Boxster prototypes out testing (below). And Porsche has pretty much said that is going to be the case, but hasn't yet shown off the production-ready testing version of …
Continue to the full articleReport: Porsche may revive the 911 ST name for a new manual-transmission GT3 RS
Back in 1970 Porsche built a special low-production 911 model for racing. The car was available with 2-liter, 2.2-liter, 2.4-liter, and 2.5-liter engines, depending on when they were built and what the rulebook stated was legal at the time. The car was a super lightweight racing special producing as much as 270 horsepower, and saw success at events …
Continue to the full articleHere’s your chance to buy a Porsche 909 Bergspyder, kinda
One of Porsche's most extreme motorsports products of all time came back in the late 1960s when the race team wanted to vie for European hillclimb titles. While the 908 had proven a bit successful, what was needed was a smaller, lighter, and more nimble car to really crank up the competition a notch. What came was the no-compromise 909 Bergspyder. …
Continue to the full article911 GT3 or Cayman GT4 RS, that is the Porsche question
Given your choice of chassis with the same engine, would you choose a rear-engine car or a mid-engine one? The reality is that most of the people who can afford one can buy both, but for us regular folks all we can do is dream and bench race our favorite. This is the first time that Porsche has seen fit to equip the mid-engine car with a proper …
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