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by Phil Raby
Recently, I was discussing with a colleague recently Porsche's press fleet, and how the 997s are always fitted with the optional 19-inch wheels and never the standard 18-inch items. What, we wondered, would a 997 feel like with the smaller rims? And then, a couple of weeks, what should appear at ...
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Guest blog – brand engineering
by Phil Raby
911 owner John Carey on brands: I prefer things to people. A terrible admission but it’s true. I also enjoyed torturing small animals, lighting fires and wetting the bed in my formative years but that’s another story. Now if you are of a similar mindset you will probably be obsessed with ...
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Switched on, but turned off
by Phil Raby
Great post from John Boggiano on car switchgear: Who makes the best in-car switchgear? The Japanese; high-tech, utterly reliable, click-click plastic mechanisms? The Germans; precision-engineered, damped actions, titanium-coated bearings and dependability? The French? Okay, not the French, then. How about the Italians? The Italians? Yep, when it comes to switches in ...
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by Phil Raby
The latest issue of Total 911 is on sale now in newsagents, online, and on the iPhone and iPad. And, as always, it's packed full of the mouthwatering Porsches. Highlights include: Complete Guide to the 912 – the car that was a 911 in all but its engine and is now ...
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by Phil Raby
This is an important plea for help. A London-based 911 owner has had his red left-hand drive 911T stolen from outside his house. If you come across such a car or can supply any information, then get in touch....
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Should you write off a write-off?
by Phil Raby
I spotted a 1998 996 Carrera for sale for £13,000 the other day. Cheap, even for a Tiptronic, but remarkably so for a car claimed to have only 39,000 miles on the clock. Then, the next day, the same car was up for just £8000. The seller had added a note ...
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The one thing that’s missing from new 911s
by Phil Raby
John Boggiano bemoans the death of the spare wheel If you’ve recently bought yourself a brand new 911, you have my commiserations. Oh, of course you have my congratulations too; great car, astute choice, wonderful taste, all that sort of thing. But, sad to say, commiserations are certainly due to you ...
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by Phil Raby
We’re seriously excited by the Apple iPad, which is now on sale in the USA. 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 ...
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by Phil Raby
Porsche today announced a new model and the return of a well-loved name – 912. As with the original 912 of the 1960s, this new car has a 911 bodyshell and is powered by a four-cylinder engine. This all-new 2.5-litre unit is essentially a cutdown version of the current 3.6-litre flat-six ...
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Guest blog: three forgotten Porsches
by Phil Raby
John Slavin is a student and aspiring motoring writer who rather likes lists. Lists of bad things, lists of good things. Lists of anything from annoyances to his favourite cheeses. Here follows a ‘list’. Porsche, without doubt, makes some of the most desirable cars in the world. Ask anyone what their ...
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