by Phil Raby. 27 Jan 10
We're seriously excited by the Apple iPad, which was unveiled today. So much so that we are already offering an electronic edition of Total 911 that can be read on the new tablet computer and on the current iPhone and iPod Touch.
The Total 911 app is available right now from ...
by Phil Raby. 23 Feb 10
The new issue of Total 911 is available now and we’re very excited by it. Here are just some of the highlights:
How to buy your first 911
Buying a 911 can be confusing for the newcomer, which is why we’ve produced ...
by Phil Raby. 15 Mar 10
Some thoughts from Total 911 contributor Kieron Fennelly on Porsche servicing:
It’s said that 73 percent of all Porsches ever built still exist today. While that figure might be impossible to prove, it is generally accepted that a good two thirds of the entire production is still out there.
If you own ...
by Phil Raby. 13 Mar 10
Here are some images of a mad metallic orange Targa 4S I'm driving. They were photographed on my iPhone and processed with Mill Colour, which actually makes the car look better than it really is!
Interesting that this PDK car doesn't have Sport Chrono and, as a result, is relatively dull ...
by Phil Raby. 10 Mar 10
A guest blog from car photographer Neill Watson:
Some people look at me in a very strange manner when 911's are mentioned. There's actually a very large slice of people out there who just don't 'get it'. I know good drivers, experienced people, who've driven Porsche 911's and just don't like ...
by Phil Raby. 09 Mar 10
While pro-snapper Ali Cusick was busy with thousands of pounds worth of EOS gear, I happily snapped away with my 59p Best Camera iPhone app. Here are the results. Pro pix to follow!...
by Phil Raby. 04 Mar 10
You can now explore the new Porsche Hybrids on your iPhone with an official free app. Click here to download.
by Phil Raby. 03 Mar 10
The first ever Porsche was built in 1948 - a achingly beautiful mid-engined roadster.
The latest Porsche to appear is the 2010 918 Spyder concept – also a mid-engined roadster.
The first car is very obviously a Porsche – those sensual curves are what most people relate to the marque and can ...
by Phil Raby. 03 Mar 10
The unveiling of the 918 Spyder concept car brings to mind the old mid- versus mid-engined debate. Some 911 enthusiasts argue that having the engine at the back is the only way a 'real' Porsche should be, while 914 and Boxster owners argue the case for the balanced handling of ...
