First Drive: Porsche 992.2 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid | Coupe, Cab, & Targa!


If the pundits are to be believed, the beginning of the end came with the 901 debut in 1963 when the flat-six-powered Porsche doomed itself as the porkier and less-pure follow up to the hallowed 356. It also might have begun when turbocharging entered the 911 lineup in 1975. Or maybe it was when flüssigkeitskühlung finally replaced luftkühlung in 1999 — but definitely the moment turbos infiltrated the lineup with the 991.2 in 2016.

Was 2009 the best year of the modern era for Porsche colors?


Even though the world was in the grips of a harsh recession, 2009 was a banner year for Porsche. The facelifted, or “dot-two” versions of the Boxster, Cayman, and 911 (997) were introduced, and the color choices were just sublime. Even though the majority of buyers still gravitated toward the safe choices like Arctic Silver, Black, or Atlas Grey, the choices for those willing to be adventurous were impressive. 2009 lacked only a non-GT bright orange choice and a non-metallic bright blue to be considered all but perfect. Here are a few of our favorites.


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My Le Mans 24-hour race experience


"I don't have the skills for this," I thought as I missed my braking point before the first chicane on the Mulsanne Straight. Squinting to see out of the 963’s small windshield through the night fog at 200 miles per hour is not easy. This Porsche prototype is a rocket ship, and everything flies by too fast. “My first lap at night could be my last,” I worried about my start to the PCA24.

Things YOU should inspect before a pre-purchase inspection | Porsche 911 SC Pre-PPI


Nathan Merz walks us through simple things we should inspect before we take a 1978-83 911 SC to a mechanic for a pre-purchase inspection. Much of what applies in this video applies to most air-cooled 911s — or any car, for that matter. So join Nathan as he points out areas to inspect on the exterior, interior, underneath the car, and during a test drive.

Porsche triumphs at The Glen


For the second year in a row, a Porsche Penske Motorsports car was first to take the checkered flag at the Sahlen's 6 Hours of the Glen. But this year, the victory would not be taken away.


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It's okay for an ICE enthusiast to like an EV...


Recently I had the opportunity to drive a 2024 Taycan Turbo for a few days. I have never had a long-term drive with an EV before, so I was excited to be able to experience an EV in daily life. I know many out there are turned off on EVs due to politics and/or simply love the internal combustion engine, but hear me out. After spending time with the Taycan, I can see where Porsche EVs just might win the hearts of some ICE purists.

Why the base second-gen Cayenne might be the current Porsche four-door sweet spot


The middle child is always in danger of being overlooked. The E1 Cayenne (2003-2010) is loved for its trailblazer status, classic looks and affordability. The E3 (2018- date) is of course the current offering that is coming off a significant refresh in 2023. The E2 (aka, 958, 2011-2018), on the other hand, gets far less attention, and it’s really a shame. They’re fine-looking (particularly the E2.5, or 958.2, from model years 2015-2018) and well-performing SUVs that are also becoming bargains in their own right.

My Birmingham PCA Juniors at Porsche Parade Experience


Growing up, Porsche was a household name that I had much exposure to. I was born at 9:44 PM, and my parents had a 1999 996 Carrera at the time. My grandfather is a Porsche enthusiast and has owned numerous Porsches such as a 1993 RS America, a 1989 Speedster, and a 2018 GT3. Also, my aunt and uncle named their dog Ferry after Ferdinand Porsche.  Although I grew up around Porsches, I never truly understood what a big deal Porsches were until my grandparents took me and my brother to our first parade in 2022 at the Poconos. Now understanding this level of Porsche enthusiasm, I was even more excited to go to the 68th Porsche Parade in Birmingham, Alabama this year.


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