We love RC Porsches and own quite a few of them ourselves. That's why we're keeping our fingers crossed that Silverlit Toys sends us a sample of their new Interactive Bluetooth R/C Porsche 911 Carrera to review. Like a lot of other RC Porsches it's a scale model of a 911 Carrera (the 997, not the 991), electric powered and ready to run right out …
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Watch as a 1984 Porsche 911 is Turned Into a Rally Car Using Only Parts from Ebay
Built from eBay is an online competition between four garages to buy a vehicle on eBay Motors and then transform it into something else using only parts from eBay. Broken into 10 online episode, each new segment airs on Monday on both YouTube and the Built website. While it is, in our opinion, a bit of an overproduced commercial for the site and …
Continue to the full articleShould Historic Liveries be an Option on all Porsche sports cars?
With the abundance of coverage from the recent US media launch of the 2013 Porsche Boxster we were all exposed to the various historic liveries Porsche used to promote the Boxster's racing heritage. Now, just this week, Porsche announced that the new 918 will be available with a historic Martini Racing Livery option. As I'm sure most of …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 918 Gets Historic Martini Racing Livery as Option
It wasn't that long ago that we first saw some of Porsche's most historic liveries make a comeback (at least for promotional purposes) on the all new 2013 Porsche Porsche Boxster. Then, shortly after that, we saw the Porsche 918 getting driven around the Nurburgring in a black and white version of the famous Martini Livery. Well, earlier this …
Continue to the full article18 Facts You Didn’t Know about the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup Series
The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup is popular in Europe and Asia as it supports the FIA Formula 1 World Championship and has done so since 1993. As the world’s fastest and most spectacular international one make series, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup features the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup model race car. This year marks the Supercup's 20th anniversary and we've …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America Sales Figures for July 2012
Porsche Cars North America announced today sales of 2,803 vehicles for July 2012. This is a one percent increase from the same period last year and makes for a total of 19,253 Porsches sold year to date in the U.S., a five percent increase over last year's sales. "Our all-new Boxster and 911 models continue to be in high-demand," said …
Continue to the full articleIf You Won a New Porsche Would You be Able to Turn it Down?
If you've ever played a round of golf, there's a good chance you've dreamed of hitting a hole-in-one; there's also a good chance you'll never get so lucky (the odds for the average player to hit a hole-in-one are 12,000 to 1). So, imagine not only hitting a hole-in-one, but doing so during a tournament where a lucky shot wins you a brand new …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Results and Pictures in the ALMS at Mosport
oerg Bergmeister and Patrick Long fought a long battle with Corvette, Ferrari and BMW today to bring home the second win in a row at today's Grand Prix of Mosport. The No. 44 of Seth Neiman and Andy Lally was seventh in class. Unfortunately, at the standard post-race inspection, the No. 45 did not pass the engine stall test. As a result, the car …
Continue to the full articleWith 350 Million Euro in Debt, the Legendary Nürburgring is Effectively Bankrupt
Most Porsche motorsport fans are probably familiar with the plight of the world famous Nurburgring. For those of you who aren't, I'll try to summarize the position the circuit currently finds itself in. It's fairly complicated so don't yell at me if I miss a detail. From 2007 to 2009 a development plan for the Nurburging was enacted by …
Continue to the full articleWhat is Permanent Negative Stability (PNS) and What Does it Have to Do with Porsche?
Let's see, we have PASM, PCM, PDK, PDDC, PTS, PTV, etc. etc. So, "Permanent Negative Stability" (or PNS for short) must be the newest Porsche acronym from our friends in Stuttgart, right? It's not. Apparently, it's art. If you can't see the videos in this post in your email, view them directly on our site at Permanent Negative Stability …
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