Porsche hasn't entered in open-wheel racing as a constructor in decades, or even as an engine supplier since the 1990s. Indeed, Porsche's last appearances as either in Formula 1 were in 1962 and 1991 respectively. The brand withdrew as an engine supplier from Indycar a year earlier in 1991. While Porsche's role in Formula E will be somewhat …
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A 3.2-Swapped 911T is One Man’s Golden Ticket To Car Culture
Before we even discuss the car, let's take a moment to behold Bark Kuyken's garage. We definitely love a good garage- somewhere where each car has some room to breathe. Somewhere that offers the flexibility to hang out, display, or work on your cars is about as good as it gets. To top it all off, Bart's garage is on the upper level of his building. …
Continue to the full articleRide Onboard With The Legendary Walter Rohrl As He Puts A 718 Cayman GT4 Through Its Paces
Though he's now a septuagenarian, Walter Rohrl hasn't slowed down much. He's as wiry as he was in his prime, and he still takes every outing on track—even one with a passenger sitting shotgun—very seriously. Yes, a smile occasionally breaks across his stern visage, but his focus never fades. His famously precise driving is the result of five …
Continue to the full articleLegendary California Porsche Shop Benton Performance Suffers Fire Damage
If you don't know him personally, allow me to tell you that John Benton is an incredibly kind person, a deeply devout Porsche enthusiast, and has built some incredible cars since kicking off in 1986. While the shop is perhaps best known for building some of the best 912 and 356 flat fours in the country, John will be quick to tell you that they …
Continue to the full articleAll Of The Porsches Of SEMA 2019
Going into SEMA 2019, I knew that there was going to be at least one Porsche that was worth seeing. I've been following the Baja 911 build on social media for the better part of two years, and to say I was excited to see it in person would be an understatement. This car absolutely knocked it out of the park in terms of fit, finish, and …
Continue to the full articleThis Is What It’s Like To Own A 996 Turbo For A Year
No creaks, no rattles, no sagging headliner, and no cracked leather. Even the interior lighting shines bright—don't expect that from BMWs of the era. There aren't many indications that this gaudy orange 996 Turbo has been rolling around this planet for the better part of two decades. It's a resilient car to say the least, though somehow it's still …
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Porsche Cars North America Sales By Model: October 2019
Despite many other manufacturers struggling in a difficult car sales market right now, PCNA continues to gain momentum across the 2019 fiscal sales year. October 2019 saw an extra 630 units moved in comparison to the same month of 2018. That is also the most successful sales month that Porsche has seen in North America across the year thus far. …
Continue to the full articleThis 991.2 GT3 RS Converts A Porsche Fan For Life
Though Marcus Vandenberg's Roads Untraveled tends to focus on Japanese performance cars, he occasionally highlights the odd domestic or European car. He's admitted to having a soft spot for 911s in the past, but they're not exactly within his wheelhouse. He's sampled quite a few turbocharged 911s, and a 991.1 GT3 RS, but this is arguably the …
Continue to the full articleGMG Helps A 991 GT3 Sound Better—Not That It Needed Much Help
When I say that the Porsche 911 GT3/GT3 RS—particularly the 991 generation—makes one of the best sounds in the entire automotive kingdom, that's not brand loyalty talking. The scream of the 3.8/4.0-liter six is enough to make the hair stand up on the back of your neck, and that's with the factory exhaust setup. When the engine is fitted with …
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