Showing posts with label Porsche. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Porsche. Show all posts

Porsche Boxster - Is Pure Sports Car and Pure Fun

Porsche’s product development cycles are unlike other manufacturers. They introduce few models and keep them in circulation for many years. That necessitates an occasional upgrade of a current model.

Porsche 911 - Celebrates 60 years with two new 911 Carrera Coupes

When I was starting out as an auto writer, the annual introduction of new Porsche 911 models always confused me. To my untrained eye, the new models often

Porsche 911 Carrera 4S cabriolet - All around supercar

If there’s such a thing as an all-around supercar, the Porsche 911 has held that title for several decades running now. In production and constantly evolving since 1963, the 911

Porsche Panamera S - almost as pretty as a 911, and just about as good to drive

“I didn’t know Porsche made a four door,” said a friend after gazing at our Panamera S.
With a 400-hp V-8 under the long nose and a 7-speed, dual-clutch Porsche

Porsche Panamera

Thanks to its door count (four as opposed to two) one might be tempted to dismiss Porsche's Panamera sedan as a poseur in the sports car arena. Yes, the idea of a four-door Porsche takes some

Porsche Cayenne - a thrill and a smile

You can no longer argue that Porsche is a slave to the concept of two-passenger sports cars. No siree. Porsche had purists rummaging through the medicine cabinet for their Prozac

Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet - money can buy happiness

In the human experience there’s nothing quite like the first time, for anything. And so it is with launching for the first time the 500-horsepower 2010 Porsche 911 Turbo outfitted with the

Porsche Cayenne Turbo - the Porsche of SUV's

We launched out the pit lane at the Savannah Harbor race course as rain began to spit from the languid Southern sky.

Porsche Boxter Sypder - Seriously sporting

Let’s get to the crux of the matter — the 2011 Porsche Boxster Spyder is strictly for serious driving enthusiasts, for the people who spend considerable weekend time at the race track.