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Porsche Panamera Black Bison Edition

If you haven't seen this Black Bison Edition of the Porsche Panamera, then you're missing out.

 

Just like any Porsche, the sleek profile that consumes this monster beauty is something to behold. Wald International is a Japanese aftermarket tuning company. There have been many Black Bison edition cars from different automakers, but this one takes the cake.  This four-door coupe got an extreme makeover with aerodynamic carbon fiber packaging. Massive air intakes, a…
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Wurde Porsche Panamera S

The Porsche Panamera S exudes luxury and elegance. So what do Porsche and Japanese aftermarket tuning company Wurde have in common? This is what they have in common:



Wurde applied a body kit to one a Porsche Panamera S. The body kit is six pieces that makes this car look even more luxurious than it already does. The Panamera was made to have power but also enough room for comfort. Some would say that the…
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The 2012 Porsche 911




"We cannot continue driving while looking in the rear-view mirror." That is what the Porsche 911 does not do. At the heart of this machine beats performance, power and history. It is designed with the past in mind, but never looking back as it leaves its predecessors in the dust. This car is lighter...

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Cayenne Diesel Coming to the US

EVs and hybrids may be touted as the "green" cars of the present, but the dino-burning diesel engine deserves its moment in the spotlight for fuel efficiency as well. Porsche seems to agree, at least in the case of the Porsche Cayenne. The diesel-engined vehicle has been roaming the streets of Europe for a while now, and it's just been announced as the first diesel-powered vehicle produced by Porsche to enter the U.S…

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Porsche 911 Receives Most-Reliable Car Award

The Porsche 911...if you don't drive it, you've heard of it. There are, after all, 11 different models to the name. Well, something we always knew about the 911, just became fact. That is, in addition to being a sexy, speed-happy work of art that know how to handle the road like a champion fighter does his opponent, it's extremely reliable.

Indeed, an organization called Technischer Uberwachungverei (TUV) just awarded the…

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Porsche Experience Center Coming Soon to Los Angeles

When you come to Performance Porsche in Chappel Hill, you can expect the best customer-service experience around. We're always happy to compare models, share specs, and arrange test drives in the blink of an eye. In fact, we dare say that the only thing we're missing is a dynamically designed track for the ultimate test-driving experience, but who has that?

As it turns out, a select few Porsche dealerships around the world do…

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Motor Authority Labels 2012 Porsche 911 'Best Car to Buy'

We've talked quite a bit about the new 2012 Porsche 911 here at Performance Porsche, and we'll be the first to admit a slight obsession with the sleek, stylish automobile. So, naturally, when we discovered the 2012 Porsche had been named 2012's "Best Car to Buy" by Motor Authority, we weren't at all surprised. The Porsche was judged in the following categories: value, performance, style, and comfort. It easily rose to…

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991 Porsche 911 Photos Released!

The much anticipated and awaited 991 Porsche 911 has finally leaked photos online of the 2012 model. Being an iconic coupe the design has not changed too much, keeping the classic styling intact. There are new LED running lamps and revised air intakes and thinner taillights, but otherwise this car is not much different than the current 997 911 out on the road.

There are some big changes, although not all evident at first glance…

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2012 Porsche 911 First Ride

Car and Driver recently test drove the new 2012 Porsche 911 that is in its final stages in South Africa set to debut in September. For Porsche enthusiasts, changes to a 911 could be fatal, but the 2012 seems just right. It is a bit larger and is built to accommodate a hybrid powertrain. When the magazine asked August Achleitner, the man known as "Mr.911," responsible for all 911-series cars "How will you keep the soul of the 911 intact?" he responds: "We sharpened the 911 by making it fast, more responsive, safer, and more environmentally friendly. But we…
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