Luxury cars - Storyboards - page 96
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The second-generation Mercedes AMG GT coupe openly throws the gauntlet at the 911 Turbo S
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AMG's new sports coupe features a powerful PHEV powertrain in its range-topping trim
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The GT63 S E Performance still relies on a twin-turbo V-8, but now, it's backed by an e-motor for a total system output of 816 hp
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The combined torque of the hybrid powerplant is also impressive - 1,047 lb-ft
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However, the GT63 S E Performance pays the ultimate price. At over 4,600 pounds, it's much heavier than the heaviest 911
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But that doesn't stop the Mercedes from blasting to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds
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The GT63 PHEV is also capable of driving almost 8.1 miles on electric power alone
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While you can charge the 6.1 kWh battery through an AC charger, it's best to let the car recuperate lost energy while driving
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The AMG GT63 interior is heavily-digitalized and features a 2+2 layout like in the AMG SL
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The FR layout and hatchback tailgate make the AMG GT63 the most practical coupe. It boasts 19.85 cubic feet of cargo space
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Official pricing for the AMG GT63 S E Performance is expected to be around the $200,000
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Swipe up to find out what makes AMG's hybrid coupe a worthy alternative to the 911 Turbo S
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So you want a 992 Dakar, but don't want to pay the steep price? The guys at Five Nine Design have a solution
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The Florida-based company has made a bunch of 991 and 992 Safari conversions that rival the Dakar in terms of off-road capabilities
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This one started life as a 2021 992 Carrera, finished in Pure White. The company is working on a few more similar 992 Safari conversions
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The iconic ducktail rear spoiler is one of the must-have exterior upgrades
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The 18-inch wheels corm from Rotiform and are wrapped in all-terrain Toyo tires
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The valved coil-over suspension gives the 911 much needed ground clearance
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The luxurious and functional 992 interior remains largely unchanged
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But it now features rubber floormats and green "Offroad" accents
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The 992 Safari gets new exhaust, engine software, and air filters for a slight bump in power
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So the 3.0-liter, twin-turbo boxer engine is expected to make a lot more than the conservative 380 hp Porsche claims
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A real bargain: this 911 Safari went under the hammer for $138,000 - a fraction of the Dakar's price tag
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Swipe up to learn more about this bargain 911 Safari by Five Nine Design, and whether you should get one instead of a 992 Dakar
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When it comes to attainable German convertibles, you currently only have two choices
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The 718 Boxster starts at $74,900, making it the most affordable Porsche sports car
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However, there is another German Roadster that might offer a bigger bang for the buck
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The BMW Z4 M40 Roadster costs similar money to the entry-level 718 Boxster
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The base-model 718 Boxster offers a 2.0-liter flat-four engine producing 296 hp and 280 lb-ft
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The BMW Z4 M40i packs one of the most tuner-friendly inline-six engines - the B58
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It packs 382 hp and 369 lb-ft, but apparently, these numbers are underreported
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The six-cylinder Z4 M40i also starts at $66,450
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Porsche's 718 retaliates by being over 500 pounds lighter and more agile than the Z4
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However, the base Porsche Boxster cannot be had with a manual
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The 718's PDK transmission is one of the best DCT automatics in the business, and contributes to a 4.5-second 0-60 mph time
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The ZF 8-speed in the Z4 is one of the best traditional automatics, but you can also opt for a 6-speed manual
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Swipe up to read more about how these German convertibles compare.
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Porsche initially planned to be fully electric by 2030, but has since revised its strategy
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The slowdown in the EV market and the growing popularity of hybrids have influenced this decision
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Michael Steiner, Porsche's R&D head, confirmed that the upcoming Panamera won't be sold solely as an EV
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The Panamera will continue to offer gasoline-powered and plug-in hybrid options
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Just like the electric Cayenne, the Panamera will also maintain its gas-powered versions for the foreseeable future
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The electric Panamera will be built on a dedicated EV platform, called SSP Sport
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Both gas and hybrid Panamera models will receive powertrain updates to reduce emissions
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The electric Panamera might also grow in size to differentiate itself from the Taycan
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Porsche's focus on hybrids aligns with the current state of EV charging infrastructure and battery technology
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The future Panamera lineup will continue to offer high performance and efficiency, regardless of its powertrain.
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Both Lamborghini and Porsche now offer electrified SUVs
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For 2024, the Lamborghini Urus has embraced electrification and has become a mighty PHEV
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It revolves around the same engine features in the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid's Plug-in hybrid setup
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The Urus S E Hybrid is expected to cost almost twice as much as the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid's $158k MSRP
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The difference in performance doesn't seem to be anywhere near twice the Cayenne's sticker price
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The Cayenne is down on power, but has a similar range to the Urus' 37
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Urus S E Hybrid has a slightly better towing capacity - 7,000 pounds vs 6,600 for the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid
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The range-topping, hybrid Cayenne can be had in two body styles - a traditional SUV or an SUV coupe
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Both hybrid SUVs pack a 12.3-inch infotainment screen wth wireless smartphone connectivity as standard
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The Urus'cockpit feels more special and comes standard with a 21-inch Premium sound system, which is optional on the Cayenne
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Negligible difference - Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid takes 3.5 seconds to 60 mph - 0.3 slower than the Urus SE Hybrid
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The hybrid Urus also tops the PHEV Cayenne in terms of top speed 194 mph vs 183
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Both SUVs pack 701 pound-feet of torque, but the Cayenne makes it from just 900 RPM
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The hybrid Urus SE packs 789 hp, which is 60 more than the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid
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Swipe up to learn more about how these 2 hybrid performance SUVs compare
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An interplay of modern and classic design cues bestows Cayman a distinguished look
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Compact dimensions and hatchback versatility make Cayman a practical daily driver
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A sleek, fastback design sets Cayman apart from Boxster
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Ample power and a thrilling soundtrack from a potent 2.7-liter boxer-six engine
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An optional sports exhaust system for a sublime exhaust note
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The mid-engine layout delivers unparalleled balance and handling
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Improved aerodynamics for improved performance and stability
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Powerful brakes inspire confidence with short stopping distances and fade-free performance
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Sharp driving characteristics with cutting-edge suspension technologies
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Sport Chrono Package ushers more performance improvements in the Cayman
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Sportier driving position with optional power sports or bucket seats
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Stay entertained on all scenarios with a well-equipped infotainment system
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The optional rear-axle steering comes reduces the Cayenne's turning circle by around three feet
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Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control is a tricky system that makes the big SUV feel light on its feet
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Every SUV should have roof rails for that increased versatility. The roof can hold up to 220 lbs of load
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The off-road package gives more underbody protection and works best with the adaptive air suspension, allowing for up to 9.6 inches of ground clearance
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The optional two-hitch package is an inexpensive option that showcases the Cayenne's versatility
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Porsche's HD Matrix LED headlights are measurably better in every way compared to the standard units
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The thermally and noise-insulated glass is among the more affordable options worth getting
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The 4-zone climate control is a feature that should be standard on a luxury SUV like the Porsche Cayenne
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Porsche's air-quality system is a no-brainer and the best value-for-money options
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Porsche InnoDrive greatly enhances the capabilities of the Adaptive Cruise Control. Swipe up to find out pricing of these options.
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Can the 68-horsepower difference justify a $33,000+ difference?
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Well, that's what we're about to find out as we stack the 992.1 Turbo Vs. its more powerful Turbo S variant
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The Turbo S is marginally quicker in real life, sprinting to 60 mph in as little as 2.1 seconds (with the Lightweight package)
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The regular 992 Turbo's 572 horsepower is good for a 2.5-second 0-60 mph time
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Under the skin, the 992 Turbo and Turbo S feature very minor differences
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The 3.75-liter flat-six is virtually identical in the Turbo and Turbo S models
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However, different software and slightly bigger turbine wheels make the difference in horsepower
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The 992 Turbo features 59mm turbochargers
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While the Turbo S turbochargers feature 61 mm turbine wheels
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The upcoming 992.2 Turbo will feature a more powerful version of the T-Hybrid system
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The 992.2 Turbo S has a predicted power rating of around 710 horsepower
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Swipe up to learn more about the Turbo and Turbo S differences and which one is right for you
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Entry-level ticket to the realm of Porsche
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World's first roadster with head airbags
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Redesigned exterior design bids Farewell to controversial "fried egg" headlights from the 986 generation
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Head-turning exterior design with Porsche's timeless elegance
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Open-air experience with a power-operated soft top with a heated glass rear window
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240 horsepower of pure Porsche performance
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Three transmission options for extra versatility
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Perfectly balanced driving dynamics with this mid-engine marvel
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Sharper handling and premium ride quality with optional Porsche Active Suspension Management system
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Surefooted stopping power with Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes
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Enhanced performance and track-ready dynamics with the Sports Chrono Package
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Form meets function with superb aerodynamic elements
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Modern infotainment goodies to keep you entertained on the go
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Versatile seating choices with four sports seat types
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Upgraded comfort and convenience with the redesigned cabin
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UK-based Tuthill has reimagined the homologation-special 911 GT1
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At 2,462 pounds, the Tuthill Porsche 911 GT1 is 296 pounds lighter than the original
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The 4.0-liter flat-6 can either be naturally-aspirated or twin-turbocharged for 500 to 600 hp
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BB Auto returns with a modern interpretation of its iconic 911 "Rainbow" Targa Turbo
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This time, the Targa packs a hybrid powertrain with 550 hp and a manual transmission
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RUF Rodeo pays hommage to the 1969 Porsche 911 R rally car
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Not much is left from the Porsche 964 donor car as RUF utilized a bespoke, carbon-fiber monocoque and an in-house-built flat-6 engine
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RUF Rodeo sends 610 hp to all four wheels and costs $1.25 million
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BB Auto made a Targa conversion for the Porsche 926, back in 1979
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The 928 Targa features a signature for BB Auto interior with rainbow accents
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The most controversial stsyling decision is removing the 928's signature hatchback
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We only know of one 928 Targa conversion, based on a Euro-spec 928 S, equipped with the rare manual transmission
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This is Edith - the Porsche 911 that climbed the highest mountain in the world
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Having driven up to of 22,000+ feet in Chile, it holds a world record for the highest altitude ever reached by a car
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Edith is based on a 2020 Porsche 992 Carrera 4S and packs the stock 443-hp flat-6 engine
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The Porsche Rock Climber features 13.7 inches of ground clearance and runs on e-fuel
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Officially, Porsche built only one 993 Speedster and it was made specially for "Butzi" Porsche
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A few other cars were converted. The latest was commissioned by Luca Trazzi, and features subtlely-implemented modern features
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Swipe up for more information on Porsche's highlights from Monterey Car Week 2024
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Porsche offers an aero kit for the 992 Carrera that is reasonably-priced
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It includes revisions to the front and rear aprons, and most importantly, a taller rear wing
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DMC offers a simple solutiion - a fixed rear wing, similar to what the Porsche aero package offers
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The DMC rear wing is a simple plug-and-play for most 992 Carrera models, except the GTS
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Techart Aero Kit II is the most comprehensive 992 Carrera aero kit
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It features an 8-piece set, made entirely of forged carbon-fiber
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Smaller elements of the Techart kit, like the air-intake frames, are carbon-coated
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Dundon Motorsport's Valkyrie aero kit has been developed ,specifically for on-track domination
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A new swan-neck rear wing contributes to 1,500 lbs of downforce at 160 mph - almost 1,000 more than the stock car
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The Valkyrie body kit also features more aggressive, carbon-fiber dive planes, along with a revised front apron
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Swipe up for more on the Porsche 992 aero kits and how much they cost.
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The 2025 Taycan brings subtle changes on the outside but necessary changes under its skin
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Porsche has the updated front fascia with slimmer LED Matrix headlights and a unique LED design
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While the rear fascia and the interior remain identical
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The Taycan now gets a bigger 89 kWh battery pack as standard
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As for performance, the rear-mounted e-motor produces a decent 402 horsepower and 302 pound-feet of torque
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I tried to configure the most efficient and longest-range Taycan on sale today
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Aesthetic customization is subjective, and I didn't play with the configurator, as much as I wanted
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Instead, the only optional feature you should tick off is the 105 kWh long range battery pack. It will cost you $5,780
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The added battery capacity does increase, weight but will increase the overall range of your base RWD Taycan to 318 miles
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With the Performance Battery Plus option, you're looking at an MSRP of $107,175, which is reasonable considering the jump in range you'd get
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I've added a few fancy features which you can opt for to make your Taycan more special, like the Gentian Blue Metallic exterior paint
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Swipe up to read more about the options I've ticked
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