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911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

Philip Raby Editor 2005 - 2011 Creator of the magazine and long-time journalist, Phil edited 85 issues of Total 911 before opting to buy and sell Porsche When Lee rang [...]

Like so many things in life, car-care divides opinion. In one corner are the dedicated enthusiasts delighting in every hour spent polishing and primping. In the other, those drivers who [...]

Over 249 issues of Total 911, we've driven every conceivable production Porsche 911 model. This means, in the long-running debate as to which is the best 911 of all time, [...]

Michael Mauer is celebrating 20 years as head of design at Porsche. The company has changed dramatically in that time, with the Panamera, Macan and all-electric Taycan joining its line-up [...]

Tuthill Porsche is arguably one of the most respected Porsche specialists in the UK. The company has vast experience in terms of air-cooled Porsche, especially when it comes to building [...]

911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

During the 1974 and 1975 seasons, Porsche's 3.0-litre 911 Carrera RSR reigned supreme in international GT competitions, helping Weissach to win titles on both sides of the Atlantic. During each [...]

Imagine if you could combine the characteristics of the greatest 911s to create your perfect Porsche. That was Hal Walter's vision and--two years and 6,000 hours later--the European RS is [...]

911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

The pro manual viewpoint Despite my relative youth, when it comes to driving I like to think I'm in the 'traditionalist' category; a recent car purchase sees me driving around [...]

Behind Kazuki Ohashi's desk are numerous model cars, and the Porsche 935s among them are eagerly pointed out over the course of our online interview. However, the 29-year-old founder of [...]

The "Consumer Reports Buying Guide" offers in-depth analysis of over 50 vehicles through objective tests and evaluations, presenting data on transmission type, horsepower, fuel economy, acceleration, braking, and performance. Readers can find more detailed reliability ratings and expert reviews on CR.org to further their research. The guide covers a diverse range of car models, including electric and hybrid options, providing valuable information for individuals comparing features for potential purchase decisions. [Extracted from the article]

911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

The open road: there's more than 262,000 miles of it in the UK alone, connecting communities, delivering efficient travel and, most importantly for the likes of you and I, providing [...]

Ferry Porsche famously said he couldn't find the sports car he wanted, so decided to build his own. Cautious yet astute businessman that he was, Ferry could probably see that [...]

'We really can't wait for you to drive the new GTS,' enthuses 911 chassis director Gotz Harer over dinner. 'Our new approach to hybridisation is innovative, and we are completely [...]

Back in the midst of the pandemic, Editor Lee Sibley and I put together a Total 911 feature with a then-new 992 Turbo and an original 930, head to head. [...]

So you think you can drive? Let's face it, we all like to believe we're a dab hand behind the wheel, able to unlock--at the very least--a significant proportion of [...]

911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

Gualala, northern California. Far away from the hubbub of The Golden State's major cities, and very far away from Stuttgart and the home of the sports car that this magazine [...]

The introduction of a new 911 generation has, since 1974, been heralded by a new Carrera. The exception was the arrival of the 992.1, you may remember--Porsche kept us waiting [...]

New 992.2 GTS The 992.2-generation is here, and Porsche is kicking off the new era with seven new models. These are split between the rear-drive Carrera Coupe and Cabriolet (more [...]

Had I been a car journalist 36 years ago, I'd probably have sat on this same pinstriped seat. I would have travelled to Porsche GB's new office in Calcot, near [...]

Total 911: How did racing start for you? Brian Redman: It started because my maternal grandfather passed away and he had this mop-making business. Only two men worked in it, [...]

911s in the data file are organised in rows according to release date, beginning with the very first model in 1964. Many models were available in Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet [...]

It's a crisp spring morning in south Wales: the sun is bright, the roads are dry. This westerly part of Britain is blessed with the sort of twisty roads a [...]

HISTORY & TECH The SC was introduced in 1978 as Porsche simplified its 911 offering from two to one model. The range now comprised the 911 SC, 930 Turbo and [...]

All seven generations of Porsche's iconic 911 Turbo line up side by side. The car that transformed the 911 from sports car to supercar has an enduring legacy as a [...]

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Key Highlights: * Porsche's share of electrified sports cars increased from 22% to 27%, with almost half being purely electric vehicles. * Porsche launched the new all-electric Macan in 2024, [...]

GEAR GUIDE RC GEARGUIDE 2025 TAMIYA (http://tamiyausa.com) tamiyausa.com Tamiya ventured into the model business in 1948 and introduced its first RC car—a 1/12-scale Porsche 934 Turbo—in 1976, making the company [...]

FEATURES A NEW BREED OF HERO Launched at the turn of the millennium, the GT3 badge has already earned a place alongside RS, CS and turbo in Porsche lore WORDS [...]

FEATURES / Return of the king ROLAND KUSSMAUL’S GT3 HOMEWORK The 996 GT3 RS is what happens when a lead engineer, after years of waiting, finally gets the green light [...]

REVIEWS / GARAGE GEAR Pick of the month EXPANDING THE LIBRARY Porsche’s exceptional parts coverage for its past models has taken a new, nerdy leap with the arrival of a [...]

REVIEWS / MOTORING ART FRANCOIS MERCIER Artificial intelligence adds a surreal angle to this photographer’s period-style imagery of fantasy classics At some point most enthusiasts have doodled their dream cars, [...]

NEWS / News & events Ferrari beauty lands Varignana victory A 1966 Ferrari 275GTB was awarded Best of Show at the second Concorso dʼEleganza Varignana 1705, which took place from [...]

IN THIS ISSUE / 2024 CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE The 2024 Christmas Gift Guide Searching for presents or about to drop some heavy hints? These motoring-themed goodies should make your list [...]

FEATURES / COUPES SURPRISE ATTACK We’ve arrived at the moment in Speed Week where a plucky British underdog gets schooled by those clever Germans. Not if Vantage 2.0 has anything […]

DRIVEN HEAD TO HEAD ROADSTERS EV meet petrol as MG’s 500bhp 4WD Cyberster meets BMW’s 335bhp Z4. Has the roadster world been inverted? WORDS GREG POTTS PHOTOGRAPHY HUCKLEBERRY MOUNTAIN “Oooooh, […]

FEATURES / FINAL FIVE EL GAMINO The votes have been counted, the scores have been verified. These are your final five… WORDS OLLIE MARRIAGE PHOTOGRAPHY MARK RICCIONI Cowshit flow-vis. It […]

RETRO BECAUSE THEY DON’T MAKE ’EM LIKE THEY USED TO HEADLINER SCHNELL! There’s a brand new road going racecar that just so happens to also be 90 years old. We […]

FEATURES / MANUALS MANUAL LABOUR Two cars from opposite ends of the performance spectrum with one crucial thing in common… WORDS GREG POTTS PHOTOGRAPHY MARK RICCIONI You will not be […]

In This Issue PORSCHE 944 Based on the 924 – the car that saved Porsche in the 1970s – the Porsche 944 was a fantastic evolution of the original. Here’s [...]

In This Issue YOU MIGHT ALSO CONSIDER… [I.Classics World] editor Simon Goldsworthy and Broking Director at Lancaster Insurance Services Rich Morley each choose one car that they would recommend as [...]

Glen Waddington THANKFULLYthere has been a last gasp of summer. The Boxster was a little challenging over the last year or so, running perfectly well (thankfully) but without a radio [...]

ROBERT COUCHER International editor • 1955 Jaguar XK140 ANDREW ENGLISH Contributor • 1962 Norton Dominator• 1967 Triumph GT6• 1972 Moto Guzzi V7 Sport GLEN WADDINGTON Associate editor • 1989 BMW [...]

Words James Elliott Photography Dieter Rebmann / RM Sotheby’s The man himself the ex-Rudolf Caracciola one-off 1935 Mercedes 500K he bought in 1979.just a few of the many Porsche 356s [...]

Ayellow Ferrari 275 GTB and a silver Porsche 904: is the sight (and sound) of these cars a remedy for the melancholy of the modern world, or embarrassingly irrelevant in [...]

The article discusses the introduction of hybridization to the Porsche 911 GTS, which has sparked controversy among enthusiasts. Despite concerns about the hybrid model being less efficient, it actually features a turbocharged 3.6-liter flat-six engine that produces 449 ft lbs of torque and 532 hp, a significant increase over the base model. The hybrid GTS is only 102 pounds heavier than its predecessor and offers impressive acceleration and power. However, some purists criticize the loss of manual transmission and traditional Porsche features. The article also mentions other hybrid models in the market, such as the McLaren Artura Spider and the Bentley Continental GT Speed. [Extracted from the article]