Additive manufacturing is the fancy scientific way of saying 3D-printed, and it's the future of automotive engineering. Porsche can design in a lot more tech to a simple piece like a piston by using this crazy new technology. And in the case of the GT2 RS (and 935), it is claimed to be responsible for 30 additional horses. Considering the GT2 RS is …
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Porsche’s Engine Room Is The Kind Of Place Dreams Are Made Of
Deep in the bowels of Porsche's PEC Atlanta facility lies a very special room where only very special people can tread. Almost forty of Porsche's greatest engines of the last twenty years line the walls of the so-called engine room, spanning generations of sports cars. These engines are traditionally used as training vehicles for Porsche's …
Continue to the full articleTouring Thailand’s Curves in a Taycan Turbo S
Whether negotiating the sinuous ribbons of surprisingly smooth tarmac in the highlands or cruising the beach-hugging roads in the south, Thailand's varied landscape offer just about everything an experienced road tripper seeks. These were the picturesque strips of asphalt enjoyed by Porschephile and publisher of Curves, Stegan Bogner. …
Continue to the full articleCheck Out These Cool Porsche-Inspired Face Coverings
Pascha, houndstooth, plaid, and of course, Martini. The designs and liveries associated with speed, the images of opulence so closely tied to the racing world, and the need for tasteful signals of one's deepest loves to transmit to the rest of the world without broadcasting them in a needy way—all of these are all reasons why the offerings from …
Continue to the full articleKelly-Moss Safari Porsches Totally Dominate A Frozen Lake
Sure, it's the middle of summer and you don't want to think about freezing your fingers off ripping a few Porsches around a frozen lake right now. But there isn't much of an opportunity to see the inner workings of these gorgeous Kelly-Moss built machines, so we'll take what we can get. Better 6 months late than never, right? In this video, …
Continue to the full articleDon’t Miss These Five Great Porsche Reads
While most states are in the process of opening back up for better or worse, many of us are still staying home to keep our friends and family safe from this nasty virus. Yes, the responsible thing to do is to stay indoors and read some great books about your favorite automobile manufacturer from Stuttgart (No, not Mercedes-Benz). Here are our five …
Continue to the full articleTake A Tour Of Porsche Cars North America’s Heritage Collection
Porsche's North American headquarters, known colloquially as One Porsche Drive, has a delightful selection of historically significant cars on display at all times. The cars rotate every couple of months, and there is usually a theme. The last time I was there, it was packed with prototypes and I got to lay eyes on the early-1990s Boxster concept …
Continue to the full articleThe Unsolved Case Of The Missing Cayman
Have you ever walked out to where you parked your car the night before and it simply wasn't there? Have you ever experienced the panic of a missing Porsche? If so, I don't envy you. The worst I've personally experienced is a 944 with a snapped parking brake rolling about 20 feet away from where I parked it and thankfully hitting a curb and not …
Continue to the full articlePorsche4Kids Is A Fun And Interactive Way To Introduce Your Children To Your Favorite Cars
Things are a bit different for all of us these days, but kids might be getting the worst of it. Without the socialization, interactivity, and education that school and daycare provides, they are missing out on a big chunk of their formative years, and we have no idea when all of this is going to end. It's impossible that anything Porsche could do …
Continue to the full articleDid You Know That Porsche Helped Develop These Six Cars?
Porsche has always been an engineering firm first, working diligently to craft automotive designs for other companies on contract. Sometimes, like in the early 1990s when Porsche was in a rough place, these engineering contracts helped keep the lights on. This means there are a handful of cars running around on the road with just a smidgen of …
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