For the second time in two years the 918 Spyder is being recalled due to issues with the front control arms. The last recall took place in December of 2014 and affected 39 918 Spyders. The current recall affects 306, which some sources believe may be the entirety of the US allotment. It is unclear if the two issues are the same, or simply similar. …
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Fifteen for ’16: Porsche’s Most Significant Moments of 2016
2016 has been an incredible year for Porsche. Sales are up, the model range has had some of its most radical changes since the launch of the Cayenne more than a decade ago, and the World Endurance Championship proved to be full of surprises. These are our top 15 moments for Porsche over the last 12 months: 1. Jerry Seinfeld auctions off 16 …
Continue to the full articleOur 6 Most Popular Porsche Videos of 2016
The website here at FLATSIXES.com is just one of the many ways we stay in touch with all of our readers. Our main focus is obviously the site. However, we also play on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and YouTube (if you're not already following us on those channels I would highly encourage you to do so now as we routinely post pictures, …
Continue to the full articleRiding the Depreciation Curve: When to buy a used 911.
I will admit to being a bit out of my depth with newer Porsche values. I'm deeply involved with classic cars, so depreciation in modern cars simply doesn't come up for me often. Thankfully the folks at JP&Co. released a handy video charting the depreciation of water-cooled 911 Carreras. The video covers the relationship between age, mileage, …
Continue to the full articleIs This What A Successor To The 919 Hybrid Could Look Like?
We see a lot of "concept" cars here at FLATSIXES.com. Some are more worthy than others. Recent "worthy" examples that come to mind include the 908-04, this 911 by way of Bugatti, the Cayvan and the 913. introducing the 906/917 Porsche Concept from Alexander Imnadaze Today, a reader sent us yet another concept. This time it's by well …
Continue to the full articleAssetto Corsa is the Porsche Racing Simulator You’ve Been Waiting For!
For as long as I can remember, Electronic Arts held an exclusive contract with Porsche to license their cars in video games (Need for Speed, Real Racing, etc). Sure, you could drive a RUF in Gran Turismo or buy a sub-licensed Porsche pack in Forza, but those opportunities were few and far between. If you were a gamer and wanted a Porsche, EA was …
Continue to the full articleWinter Tires For Your Porsche: They’re Not Just For Snow and Ice Anymore
Parting with summer tires is a challenge every year. I try to put off swapping from my summer rubber 'til the last possible moment. As a Northeasterner snow tires are de rigueur from late October through at least the end of March. On the surface the switch from quiet, grippy, summer rubber to winter tires often doesn't seem worth it until the snow …
Continue to the full articleThe Last Turn – Targa Tales
Targas have been a staple in the Porsche lineup for many years, originating in the late sixties as a flexible design with a removable hard top, a zip-out rear window, and an integrated roll bar. This four-alternative design was quickly replaced with a more practical fixed rear glass model which persisted until the advent of the 993, when the …
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Continue to the full article5 Tips For Driving Your Porsche In Winter Conditions From Walter Röhrl
In many parts of the world winter is upon us and for lots of our readers that means driving on snow and ice. For those of us that drive a Porsche year round, be it a Cayenne, Macan, 911, Panamera, Boxster, Cayman, 356 or anything else, there are a few simple guidelines we can follow to stay safer in the winter. Recently, Porsche's Walter Röhrl sat …
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