Porsche News - Storyboards - page 384
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The base Panamera is priced at $104,795, which is a lot of money for an entry level luxury sedan
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The Panamera is powered by a potent 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6, pushing out a healthy 348 hp and 368 lb-ft of torque
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Since the standard Panamera is powered by a less potent V6, it should be more frugal. EPA rated it with a 21 MPG combined
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All Panamera models feature an 8-speed PDK automatic gearbox, which, in case of the base Panamera, drives the rear wheels only
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The base Panamera is expected to clock 60 mph in 5 seconds and can reach speeds up to 169 mph
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The front end of the base Panamera is enhanced by the standard Matrix LED headlights. Although, the 19-inch wheels look cheap
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Looking at the rear, the Panamera features an LED lightbar and dual exhaust tips as standard
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On the inside, the Panamera doesn't feel like it's a base model. It sports large displays on the dashboard and a heated steering wheel for all-weather comfort
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By default, the seating layout inside the Panamera is 2+2. You have to pay extra to get the rear middle seat
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Be It Water-cooled Or Air-cooled Models, Porsche Owners Are A Passionate Bunch
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The Porsche Community Is Often Associated With Some Common Stereotypes
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Porsches Are Mid-Life Crisis Cars
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Porsche Owners Treat Their Cars Like Garage Queens
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Porsche Owners Are Purists
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Porsche Owners Are Status Obsessed
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However, Not All Such Stereotypes Are True About Porsche People
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Swipe Up To Read More About Some Common Misconceptions About Porschephiles.
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For 2025, the mid-range Cayenne gets better than ever
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Priced accordingly: the Cayenne GTS starts at $126,895 or $131,800 if you want the sportier coupe variant
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The 4.0-liter, twin-turbo V-8 is mechanically similar to the Cayenne S
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With 493 hp and 487 lb-ft the Cayenne GTS can hit 60 mph in around 4.0 seconds, on its way to a top speed of 171 mph
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The GTS in fact offers a better power-to-weight ratio than almost any other Cayenne - 225 hp/ ton
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GTS-specific design elements make the Cayenne more aggressive, but not as shouty as the Turbo GT
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Larger air intakes and lots of gloss-black accents are the main theme in all Porsche GTS models
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The gloss-black arches are GTS-specific. They house 21-inch Spyder RS wheels, available in different types of finish
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Also finished in black are the rear diffuser and exhaust tips of the Sports exhaust
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The interior features Race Tex (Alcantara) accross all contact areas, but aside from that, it's business as usual inside
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Swipe up to learn more about what makes the Cayenne GTS the ideal Porsche SUV
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ES Motor recently demonstrated just how little it takes to enhance the 992 Turbo's performance to hypercar levels
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Even the lowesr, ES700 package is good for insane improvements over the stock 911 Turbo S
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More than you pay for: ES700 gets you 720 hp to the wheels, translating to 847 to the crankshaft
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ES Motor's exhaust and a custom map are all that's needed to give the 911 Turbo over 200 extra horsepower
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The 0 to 60 mph is near-identical to the stock 992 Turbo S, but the 0-214 mph happens more 1.5 seconds quicker
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ES Motor specialists recommend you change the Goodyear Eagle F1 tires for a more aggressive tire, for optimal results
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The range-topping ES900 package gives you hypercar-shaming capabilities
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The kit adds new intercoolers, hybrid turbos, headers, new air filters, and more
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Hypercar power achieved, but ES Motor does additional refinements to ensure reliability
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The final tune makes less power, but torque is flatter across the rev range
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The ES900 does 0-124 mph in 3.8-4.1 seconds - quicker than Bugatti Chiron and Koenigsegg Jesko, at 5.5 and 4.6 seconds, respecetively
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At around $40,000, this is the cheapest way to make the 992 Turbo a hypercar slayer
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Swipe up to learn more about how to make the ultimate Porsche 992 Turbo S
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Porsche Spices things up for the Panamera S, 4S, and Turbo (S) E Hybrid models with a revolutionary suspension
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Despite losing the more practical body style for 2024, some innovative features seem to suggest that the Panamera is here to stay
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Also, compared to the Porsche's other four-door sedan, the all-electric Taycan, the Panamera is a slow-seller
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However, potent new hybrid powertrains, Porsche's Active Suspension, and the rise in popularity of hybrid vehicles may change that
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The new suspension features active dampers that can react 13 times per second to maximize stability and comfort
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They, not only filter out road imperfections but also act as anti-roll bars
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Among the many features the Active Suspension offers are dynamic ground clearance Smart Lift
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Upon braking and accelerating, the new suspension can also adjust camber for maximized traction
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This raises the car's height in milli-seconds, making getting in and out easier
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The system also acconts for numerous aspects like the load on each wheel, differential lock, and more
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Porsche's Active Suspension is a $7,150 optional extra for the Panamera
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Swipe up for more details on Porsche's trick suspension, how it works, and what it means for the Panamera's future.
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This Is The KAMM Manufaktur 912c
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Created by a restomodder based out of Hungary, this one is based on the 912
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The Heart Of The 912c Is An Air-Cooled, 2.0 4-Cylinder With An Output Of 190 HP
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The Transmission Is A 901 5-Speed Gearbox With Dogleg Gate Pattern
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The Build Starts With A Donor Car With Reinforced Chassis And Body
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You Get The Option For Semi Or Full Carbon Fiber Body
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As a result, the 912c Weighs Just 1650 Pounds
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For context, the lightest modern 911 weighs over 3,000 pounds
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Each 912c is Built To Order And Can Be Customized With A Wide Range Of Add-Ons
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The Interior Feature KAMM Bespoke Carbon Fiber Seats
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The 912c Comes With A Motorsport Inspired Momo Prototipo Steering Wheel
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Only 4 Cars Will Be Made Per Year, Costing $390,000 Per Unit, Or $350,000 With Donor Vehicle
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What if Porsche could diversify its product lineup with a dune buggy?
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Sister-brand, Audi has already demonstrated the feasibility of electric dune buggies with the RS Q e-Tron
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AI-generated images with signature Porsche design elemensts, provide a glimpse into the potential design of a Porsche dune buggy
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The off-road capabilities would warrant the need for massive ground clearance, heavy-duty suspension, and knobby tires
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Potential powertrain options could be a powerful 2.0-liter flat-four from the base Boxster
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Or an advanced electric powertrain similar to the RS Q e-Tron, that packs 671 horsepower
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Weight reduction would be crucial to optimize performance and efficiency
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A Porsche dune / Baja-style buggy could potentially compete with other high-performance off-road vehicles
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Just like Audi, a vehicle like this could contribute to Porsche's sustainability efforts by offering electrified powertrains
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Audi won the 2024 Dakar at the hands of Carlos Sainz Senior
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Could Porsche follow suit and return to Dakar and once again dominate this grueling race, like it did back in the 1980s?
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Porsche West Palm Beach just received a 718 Spyder RS with the coveted Weissach Package
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Finished in a Paint-to-sample shade of Viola Purple Metallic, this pristine example only has 31 miles on the clock
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This optional Weissach package includes carbon fiber components like the hood and roll hoops
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Carbon fiber bucket seats, and trim pieces, further enhance the car's performance and weight reduction
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Lightweight aluminum wheels, finished in Satin Neodyme complement the purple paint
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The Spyder RS features a 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six engine delivers 493 horsepower and 331 lb-ft of torque from the 911 GT3
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The Spyder RS offers the best power-to-weight ratio among all current 718 models
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This Speedster-style roof adds to the car's visual appeal, though it may require some practice to install and remove
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Due to its rarity and high demand, the Spyder RS is likely to have limited production numbers
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The base MSRP is $164,200, but with additional costs for the PTS color and Weissach Package, swipe up to find out how much this Spyder RS could cost
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It features a stripped-down design, a lightweight body, and a double-hump rear decklid.
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The Speedster traces its history dating back to the 1950s
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Not all 911 generations offered the Speedster, and they were limited production
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The 993 Speedster is particularly sought-after for conversions
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An aftermarket kit is available for 996 Cabriolet model, that adds Speedster humps
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The kit comes in composite or carbon fiber and requires painting to match the car
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Installation of the kit is relatively straightforward, but requires some preparation and painting
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Don't expect it to increase value significantly, as real Speedsters cost much more. Swipe up to find out how much the kit costs.
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This is a custom Porsche 944 based in Germany that has been modified into a 6x6 pickup truck
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High-performance sports trucks have been a niche market for decades, with models like the GMC Syclone kicking off the trrend
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Porsche has never officially produced a sports truck, despite the potential market
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There have been unique Porsche-based pickup one-offs like the Rinspeed Bedouin concept from 2003
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Finished in a vibrant shade of continental orange, the transformation was carried out between 1995 and 2021
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Besides the unique bodywork, the pickup has a 6x6 setup with the axles borrowed from an Audi 200 Turbo
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The extended wheelbase allows for a longer bed with oakwood panels
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Orange and black is the theme in the interior and you have Porsche pickup inscribed on the steering to leave you in no doubt about what you're looking at
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The cab features a custom rear window along with a Targa top
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You get a custom aluminum box in the bed, where you can store the Targa top
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To lug around the added weight, this 994 pickup features a more potent 3.0 four-cylinder from the Porsche 968
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Swipe up to find out how much this one-off build that took 2,500 man hours to complete, costs.
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The standard Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid is a hefty SUV at 5,721-pounds
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The GT Package sheds over 220 pounds off the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid
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But the hybrid Cayenne Turbo is still around 600 pounds heavier than the non-hybrid Cayenne Turbo GT
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Power from the V-8 hybrid system remains the same at 729 hp and 700 lb-ft of torque
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But almost everything else has been recalibrated compared to the standard model
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Regardless of which suspension you have configured, the GT Package adds new exclusive settings for added performance
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Sport Chrono and Launch control are standard features on the GT Package
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GT-specific setup for the traction control, rear-axle steering and other features turn the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid into a completely different animal
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The exterior is also more aggressive, featuring black trim and carbon-fiber bits
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22-inch Turbo GT wheels now feature wider front tires for added feel and grip, courtesy of Pirelli P-Zero Corsa rubber
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Like the exterior, the interior has been amped-up. The GT Package adds a lot of Alcantara, contrast stitchhig, and carbon fiber
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Swipe up to learn everything about the Cayenne Turbo E Hybrid's GT Package, and what it does for the SUV.
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The Chinese made Xiaomi SU7's exterior design is sleek and Porsche-like, attracting attention despite potential criticism for being derivative
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But look past the copy-cat looks and the SU7 seems to tick a lot of boxes
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Xiaomi of course is a consumer electrics powerhouse and the SU7 is its very first effort at building an electric vehicle
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Offered in three flavors, the SU7 offers strong acceleration
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As quick as 2.78 seconds to 60 mph on the top-spec MAX model
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You also get a decent range between 435 to 515 miles from a single charge
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You also have decent battery packs with the latest in DC fast-charging capabilities, ensuring fast charge times
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You have the ability to add physical controls and buttons to the touchscreen infotainment system, via several attachments as accessories
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The build quality is generally good, but the suspension can be a bit stiff on the top-spec model
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Starting at what is equivalent to $30,000, the SU7's affordability and advanced features could have a mass appeal in the U.S.
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The SU7 is priced competitively compared to EVs Tesla Model 3 and a third of the price of a base Porsche Taycan
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Without tariffs on Chinese EVs, a model like the SU7 could pose a threat to domestic car sales due to its competitive pricing and advanced features
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