The Volkswagen ID R may be on Goodwood’s famous track breaking records, however, it wasn’t the only electric car turning heads. It’s sister company, Porsche took the opportunity to showcase the companies first all-electric car the Taycan – its first public runout on British soil. The car featured hardly any camouflage and even featured a […]
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CSF Strives to build and engineer the most efficient, advanced, and reliable cooling systems in the world. Their sophisticated cooling systems focus on all different applications, including high-performance all-aluminium direct-fit replacement radiators to complete custom applications for Race Cars, Power Sports, Off-Road, Marine and Industrial Uses. Porsche radiators don’t always have the best reputation and […]
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Introducing the new Porsche Cayman GT4, with a delightful ‘718’ added to its name. When Porsche gave it’s mid-engineered two-seater a facelift and threw in a controversial four-cylinder turbo engine adding 718 to the name is to pay homage to a classic four-pot Porsche of the past. In this instance, the turbo engine has been […]
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Normally the disguising wraps are to make it harder to identify new cars and prototypes. In this case, Porsche has included “Taycan” in 4 places! So if anything they want it to be recognised. Porsche reports that the Taycan can hit 62 miles per hours (100kmph) in less than 3.5 seconds. It also boasts an […]
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This one seat Boxter was an experiment in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Porsche 909. It’s common practice for car companies to build experimental car concepts. Sometimes, a one-off car is created and never put into production. In this case, the Porsche Boxter Bergspyder was built in 2015, […]
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The brakes of the Porsche 911 – for more than 5 decades, they have stood for enormous deceleration values and exemplary stability. The reason for this is simple: Across all generations, the 911 has also been developed with a view towards use in a racing environment. With this in mind, today as before, the 911 […]
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Ask any Porsche owner what their biggest Porsche related fear is, and they will probably tell you that they hope they never suffer from and IMS Bearing failure or some other such issue. But the real worry, when they are asleep at home, is that they wake up to find a that their Porsche is […]
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Typical Porsche driving dynamics and driving precision requires perfectly functioning chassis components. That is why Porsche classic has reissued the front shock absorber and the corresponding coil springs to mark the 30th birthday of the 964 generation of the 911. Back in 1988 when the first new type 964 Porsche 911 was introduced, it was […]
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The Porsche 964 was the first model in the 911 series that had airbags for the driver and passenger. For the 964 from the model year 1989 onwards, airbags were fitted as standard in the USA and Canada with the executive board deciding “safety comes as standard at Porsche”. The airbag system includes a highly […]
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Original Porsche Owners manuals from Classic Porsche’s are a rarity in the market, which has led to some of them having a hugely inflated value. It is not uncommon for Porsche Manuals to sell for over ten thousand dollars. Have you always wanted one but never had ten grand to burn? Well, you are in […]
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Recently, we had a 911T come to us, for a simple respray. As I’m sure you Porsche fans know, stripping down a 50-year-old car is likely to uncover more problems then you went in with. Unfortunately, this was the case with this example, whilst the car has been well looked after by its owners, there […]
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Have you been looking for a new Porsche Rucksack? Well don’t worry, we have a large ranfe of high quality Porsche Backpacks and Rucksacks and bags avaliable on our site. To help you identify the best options we offer, we have put this handy list together for you! […]
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