#911

When you have six-figures to spend on a vehicle there’s a world of models to choose from. If you’re after something ostentatious and speedy both Audi and Porsche will happily sell you a satisfying machine.

Porsche builds some fine automobiles, it’s no secret, but there’s a new kid on the block that just might give their hallowed 911 a run for its money.

It’s hard to tell if you have to sell out to be successful, or if the successful have to sell out. Ice Cube went from rapping about police brutality and racial profiling to making kid’s movies like Are we There Yet. Taylor Swift moved from being a successful country artist to world domination with pop songs. And Porsche went from making iconic sports cars to making the ever popular Cayenne, Macan and Panamera.

The J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Initial Quality Study results are in and there are quite a few surprises.

It’s National Donut Day and to car enthusiasts, that might mean something entirely different than sweet, fried pastries.

The Porsche 911 Targa GTS will be the next model to receive a facelift.

The next-generation BMW 6 Series is rumored to become a Porsche 911 fighter.

Choice is a good thing.

For car-loving kids everywhere, the best new toy has arrived. 

The next-generation  Porsche 911 will come with a plug-in hybrid variant.

The 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo will make its debut at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show and will be priced from $160,195 including destination when it arrives dealerships next year.

Porsche isn’t the type to sit idle, meaning the automaker has begun developing the next-generation of the iconic 911.

If you listen to music on vinyl, wear horn-rimmed glasses, have a thing for fancy hats or even know what vacuum tubes are, you might be a retro enthusiast.

One of Magnus Walker’s collectible Porsches was damaged after a run-in with a trailer.

The redesigned 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S has been spied fully uncovered running the Nurburgring.