Here’s a sneak preview of a very rare car we photographed yesterday. A 964 Turbo Cabriolet, one of just four built by Porsche Exclusive in 1993. With just 5000 miles on the clock it’s in astonishing, original condition. Look out … Continued
→ read moreSummer’s here and so is the new issue of Total 911, in print and electronic formats. Here are just some of the highlights: Summertime 911s In a celebration of sunshine, this is a special issue of open-top 911s. Targas, Cabriolets … Continued
→ read moreA Total 911 reader has just drawn our attention to these videos for the 996 Turbo. We particularly like the second one!
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The new issue of Total 911 is available now in print and electronic formats. Here are just some of the highlights: 911 Turbo S A new Turbo S will soon be upon us, so we celebrate with a Complete Guide … Continued
→ read moreGreat video of a 911 let loose in Stockholm! Note: Strong language at the start of the background music.
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After various leaks and rumours on the internet, Porsche has finally officially announced the long awaited 997 GT2 RS. Said to be the fastest and most powerful road-going car ever built by Porsche, the new GT2 RS promises to be … Continued
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While the PDK automatic transmission has been universally praised, its original steering wheel mounted thumb shifters were just as universally criticised. Their operation was counter-intuiative and quite different to the shifters found on other sports cars. Porsche listened to the … Continued
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Here’s a guest blog from up and coming writer John Slavin: Evolution. The natural, organic process of something changing for the better very gradually. With evolution, unneeded things are lost, important things are retained, and new mutations might occur. But … Continued
→ read moreAnother guest blog from Total 911 reader Pietro Ranieri, which all petrolheads should be able to relate to. Tuesday night is pub night in my village, and this week’s four IPAs inspired this post, so thanks boys, you know who … Continued
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