Monthly Archives: June 2009

Porsche 911 GT3 The last GT3 was as good as a Porsche gets, so can the new one really be any better? Text: Henry Catchpole / Photos: Matt Vosper June 2009 The ‘So what’s your favourite car, then?’ question is … Continue reading →

Porsche Spyder returns! All-new entry-level Porsche will share its platform with the VW Bluesport and takes inspiration from original 550 Spyder Auto Express Car Reviews 23rd June 2009 One of the most revered names in sports car history, the Porsche … Continue reading →

Driven: Porsche 911 GT3 Tony Dron takes the wheel of the 2010 Model Year car The previous Porsche 911 GT3 was so outstanding, it’s hard to imagine how improvement is possible. It’s already safely established as one of the greatest … Continue reading →

This speedster takes a powerful step along the evolutionary road. 2009 Porsche Cayman S Continue Reading »

Purists might cringe at the thought, but the latest information out of is that Porsche will put a 4-cylinder into the next-generation Boxster, due out in 2011. Possibly an even tougher pill to swallow, it’s rumored a turbodiesel will find … Continue reading →

By J. P. VETTRAINO 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 Engineers who developed the 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 call it “the best of all worlds” in the current 911 lineup: an unsurpassed mix of race, track-grade performance and acceptable street comfort. We’d … Continue reading →

Take a look at the meanest Porsche 911 GT3 RS ever. This roadgoing track-day special has been spied doing some high speed testing at the Nurburgring – and the differences between it and the regular GT3, which was recently revealed … Continue reading →

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DSG dual-clutch transmission March 13, 2009 By Guy Desjardins The DSG gearbox, which takes its name from the German DirektSchaltGetriebe, is known commonly in English as the Direct Shift Gearbox.. This type of transmission is called DSG exclusively on Volkswagen … Continue reading →

Porsche 911 Turbo is surely one of the fastest sport cars in the world at the moment but of course, there are still some car tuning companies, like Hamann that can modify anything, from Mini Cooper to Ferrari. If you … Continue reading →