We were talking with friends the other day and the following hypothetical question was asked, “If you had an unlimited budget but space for only five (5) Porsches, which five Porsches would you buy?” After discussing it for a few minutes, we decided that any Porsche could be included, even if there was no way it would ever be put up for sale. …
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The Women of Rennlist and Project Rennwish
In 1998 John Dunkle, and his wife Jennifer, founded Rennlist. Through their hard work and dedication Rennlist grew into a close-knit group of Porsche owners and enthusiasts. Today, Rennlist is one of the top Porsche destinations online. The RL forums are used to share ideas, meet new friends, swap technical information and generally get to know …
Continue to the full articleResults of the “What Type of Porsche do you Own” Poll
In late August we ran a post asking What Type of Porsche do you Own? We ran this post to get a better handle on where to focus our content. We obviously want to write about subjects and cars that we enjoy, but we would like to keep it as relevant as possible. As we mentioned in the original post, we are in the process of making some big …
Continue to the full articleCreating Digital Videos of Your Favorite Drive Re-Run
Don't be alarmed, you're not seeing things. Yes, we are re-running the same post. We decided to do so, because we were looking for additional feedback from you on what you currently use to create your Porsche videos. We were able to speak with the makers of a few different in-car video systems today and they all agreed to forward samples of …
Continue to the full articleCreating Digital Videos of Your Favorite Drive
Recently we posted about Reaching Driving Nirvana in Your Porsche. The idea was conceptualized by a friend in our ever growing Porsche network on Facebook. The notion was simple, anytime in the month of August take your Porsche out for a ride on your favorite road and document the experience in order to share it with others. A lot of people …
Continue to the full articlePicture a Porsche in your Driveway
If you are the type that wants or needs to impress your friends or, if you every just wanted to see what a new Porsche would look like in your driveway, then Porsche has created a great web-site for you; Porsche I Can. The concept is simple. Take a snapshot of your driveway, upload to the Porsche web-site, select the proper ride, make any number …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Promotes Presence at Pebble and Monterey
To say this is a big week in the automotive world would be as big an understatement as calling Michael Phelps an average swimmer. Yesterday marked the opening of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. First conducted in 1950, it is often said to be the world’s premier celebration of the automobile. This five day event is the ultimate for any car …
Continue to the full articleOne of the Many Benefits of the Porsche Club of America
UPDATE: One thing not mentioned in this post are the various PCA Registries. Most Porsche models now have PCA sanctioned registries where owners can sign up and interact with others who own like Porsches. If you need any more incentive to join the registry (or the PCA) for your particular Porsche model, check out this story on how 3 lucky …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 356: My First Porsche (Part II of II)
Last week I presented the first part of Porsche 356: My First Porsche by Wilhelm (Billy) Roedenbeck. Today's post is part II of that story. As a reminder, Billy was born in Lima, Peru. He bought his first Porsche in 1973 and never looked back. He resides in Miami, Fl. with his wife and her Boxster. My First Porsche 356: Part II It turned out the …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 356: My First Porsche (Part I of II)
Today's post was written by Wilhelm (Billy) Roedenbeck. Billy was born in Lima, Peru. He bought his first Porsche in 1973 and never looked back. He resides in Miami, Fl. with his wife and her Boxster. Back in the sixties Lima, the capital of Peru, was a city of perhaps 2 million people. It had beautiful boulevards and very little traffic. Cars …
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