Earlier this week Porsche passed an important milestone for its electric sedan, building the 100,000th example of the wonderful Taycan. Despite the last three years of production having been plagued with a literal plague, supply chain shortages, war in Ukraine, and a cargo ship full of cars sinking in the Atlantic, Porsche has still managed to pump …
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Porsche’s new Formula E contender 99x Electric Gen3 is here
The new Porsche Formula E car is ready for its close up. The 99x Electric Gen3 made its debut in Italy this week, and while the tech is quite impressive, and the Gen3 bodywork is truly stunning, the Porsche red-white-black livery leaves a bit to be desired. This new car will hopefully carry Porsche's legacy in electric motorsport forward, but I …
Continue to the full articlePorsche unveils special farewell livery for the 911 RSR’s last race ever
For ten years Porsche has fielded various iterations of the 991-generation 911 RSR in FIA WEC. After sixteen class victories since 2013, and a grand total of 62 races, the 911 RSR factory racing team bows out of FIA WEC, as the GTE Pro category sees its end. Among those sixteen class wins are three victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. This is a …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is working hard for the start of the Formula E season
Porsche's next-generation all-electric racer will make its official debut on November 7 in Franciacorta, Italy, but for now we'll have to take comfort in the fact that Porsche has been working diligently on the car for months now, and hopes it will deliver better performance in the coming season. Driver Pascal Wehrlein was quite satisfied with the …
Continue to the full articlePorsche built a portal-axle off-road 911 to climb volcanoes
It is becoming ever more clear that the Porsche 911 is about to enter a new era of extreme performance. For the last thirty years there has been a stark contrast between the 911 Turbo and the 911 RS/GT3 lines of thinking, where the Turbo models are about as high performance as you can get on the street, while the GT3 and RS lineups have been …
Continue to the full articlePorsche adds flair to 718 Boxster and Cayman with send off Style Edition
When Porsche starts launching random special editions of a car, it's a pretty good indicator that it doesn't have much time left on the order books. In the case of the 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman, they're soon to be replaced by an all-electric version of the entry-level sports car, which is totally cool. For the time being, however, Porsche wants to …
Continue to the full articleThis SEMA-fied widebody Porsche 997 GT3 ditches its flat six engine for Subaru power
Every year around Halloween the most intense car builds in the world gather to capture attention at the Specialty Equipment Manufacturing Association convention—or SEMA—in sunny Las Vegas, Nevada. Each time SEMA happens, the builds get bigger and wilder and start from a more bizarre premise. We've seen lots of crazy engine swaps into Porsches, but …
Continue to the full articleWhich Porsche is quickest in a drag race?
If you're looking to buy a new Porsche off the lot (or more likely special order) and the only thing you're interested in is how quickly it goes in a straight line, this is the video for you. Straight line performance is a strange metric for measuring Porsches, especially against each other, but it's a fun thing to watch, so here we are. If you …
Continue to the full articleHere’s everything wrong with my 996 Turbo project car
When you buy a used car, especially one that was a bargain, you expect a few things to be wrong with it. Not only does this include things that are broken or need a little TLC, but things that you personally want to change for the better enjoyment of the thing. After having lived with this 996 Turbo for over 2500 miles on the drive home from …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 963 GTP race car exits endurance test at Sebring unscathed
Over the course of 36 hours at the world-famous Sebring International Raceway, Porsche and its driving crew managed to rack up an incredible 4,555 miles of race-pace testing. Sebring is, of course, among the toughest tracks in the world on a car; its surface consists of decades-old concrete slabs laid in the run up to World War II. The track has …
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