Porsche's love for acronyms runs deep, even by auto industry standards, but arguably its three most important letters can be found on the back of the new 2021 Porsche Cayenne GTS and Cayenne GTS Coupe. Latest to bear the coveted "Gran Turismo Sport" label, the two SUVs trace back their lineage all the way to the original 904 GTS that first earned the badge its kudos in 1964.
Porsche has revealed the 2021 718 Boxster and Cayman, and while the new model year may not touch the style, the tech and cabin comforts are getting a welcome upgrade. Features like Apple CarPlay are now being included as standard across the line-up, as will two-zone climate control.
When it comes to reimagined versions of classic Porsche 911s, California-based restomod maker Singer Vehicle Design is on top of the heap. Singer’s latest creation is the Octagon Commission 911. This model follows the release of other special commission models including the Honor Roll Commission and the Anglet commission released a few months ago.
Porsche has revealed its latest SUVs, with the 2021 Cayenne GTS and Cayenne GTS Coupe reuniting the V8 with the GTS badge, and demonstrating once and for all that family vehicles needn't be slow. It's same engine that Porsche uses to good effect in the Panamera GTS, a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 with 453 horsepower and 457 lb-ft of torque.
German carmaker Porsche is paying homage to the past with its new Heritage Edition Livery for the 2021 Porsche 911 Targa 4S. Combining special throwback livery for the exterior and interior, only 992 units are slated for production by Porsche’s Exclusive Manufaktur division.
I've tried restraint, and honestly I don't much like it. I was reminded of that fact multiple times when behind the wheel of the 2020 Porsche Macan Turbo: after all, it's been just two months since I proclaimed the Macan S the sweet-spot for sports crossovers, and already I was starting to question my resolve.
Anyone who has ever ordered anything that they were excited about online knows about tracking the progress of an order. Most who order custom cars are unable to do that, but Porsche is making this possible. A new service called "Porsche Track Your Dream" allows customers who order a 911 to follow the car on its journey from production in Germany across the Atlantic to the destination at the dealership for delivery.
There's no shortage of variants when it comes to the new Porsche 911, but that hasn't stopped some would-be owners hoping to see a return to naturally-aspirated engines in the back of their Carrera. Unfortunately for them, there's both bad news and good out of Stuttgart when it comes to more enthusiast-features for the new 911.
Porsche's new 2021 911 Targa 4S may have a 0-60 mph time of 3.6 seconds, but it's the 19 seconds that the roof takes to open or close that's probably more mesmerizing. On paper, it's a simple thing: a soft top and a glass rear window, each moving to turn the new 911 Targa from a coupe into an open-top, and vice-versa.
Porsche recently unleashed the 2021 911 Targa 4 and 4S, both of which are the newest members of the 992-generation 911 lineup. The first 911 Targa entered the fray in 1965 and is the perfect solution for 911 buyers who can’t decide between a coupe or convertible. Apparently, it’s the same deal in the 2021 911 Targa 4 and 4S, but Porsche added more goodies to make it the most desirable version of the eight-gen 911 sports car.
Porsche will reveal its hotly-anticipated 2021 911 Targa on May 18, the automaker has confirmed, after coronavirus forced two delays for the convertible's debut. The new Targa had meant to have its unveil at the Beijing Motor Show 2020, but that ended up being cancelled. The backup plan was to bring the new car to the Tennis Grand Prix, but that ended up getting cancelled as well.
Porsche has announced that it has extended the functionality of the Porsche Track Precision App. The update allows the app to be displayed on the car's infotainment screen via Apple CarPlay. While displayed on the screen, the app can be operated via the Porsche Communication Management System.