The winter months are almost over, but there still may be a few more frosty mornings in the forecast. Make sure your windshield wipers survive with a few easy tips.

Prepare The Night Before

If you know frosty or icy weather is forecasted for the next morning, you can take a couple of small steps to prepare the night before. Obviously, any kind of covered parking is preferable, but a car cover can also come in handy. Some people use covers for preserving cars that are going to sit for…

We know it doesn’t take much convincing to help you get into a Porsche, but there are many benefits that come from the 2019 Porsche Cayenne that drivers should know about. With hallmark good looks and exciting power, this sporty SUV offers something that other SUVs of this caliber struggles to. The only true way to understand it is to get behind the wheel.

With the all-new Porsche Taycan inches closer to being a reality in North Carolina, and an even all-newer Taycan SUV hatchback moves into production, Porsche readies itself for a future that's all electric.

Or, at least, with a heavy preference for electric.

Detlev von Platen--the sales chief for Porsche--was quoted as saying "We expect by 2025, roughly 50 percent of our products to be electrified, either with a fully electric engine or with a plug-in hybrid".

How many variations are there of the Porsche 911 sports car for the 2019 MY--and what's the difference between them?

While the iconic Porsche 911 has always been the most varied model in the automaker's overall lineup, they've really pulled out the stops this year to offer a nice, round two dozen configurations in the new 911 lineup.

And that doesn't even include colors or package options.

Explore the full lineup of 2019 Porsche 911 cars here:

What would it look like if an automaker threw a party for 50,000 of its closest friends, to highlight favorite cars from today and yesterday, unveil some new projects, and to share a mutual love of the world's most iconic sports cars?

It would look a little like the sixth Rennsport Reunion, which started on Friday and finishes up today at the Leguna Seca Raceway in California.

On the first day of the sixth annual Rennsport Reunion in California, Porsche unveiled an exclusive new edition of the beautiful Porsche 935: a slinky, low-slung racecar created in limited numbers for only the most devoted of fans.

It's a 700-horsepower track star stole the show at the Laguna Seca Raceway reunion party, with a sharp style that paid homage to the classic Porsche 935/78 racecar, with a massive tail fin spoiler, an angular nose, a wavy, muscular hood, wheel arch air vents, and a chiseled body.

But, that's not all.

If you're one of the many drivers in the Duluth and Atlanta areas who thinks that a hybrid car can never truly be a sports car--and vice versa--then you haven't met the Porsche Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid.

This summer, Porsche engineers sent Lars Kern, a Porsche Test and Development Driver (talk about a dream job), to six different FIA-approved race tracks all over the world, to put the 2018 Porsche Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid to the test on some truly challenging courses, in some brutal weather.

The stunning Porsche Macan saw some big revisions for the 2019 model, marking the halfway point of its life cycle. To put these new changes to the test, Porsche took its freshest luxury SUV to some seriously high places.

11,000-feet-above-sea-levels high places.

Drivers are already getting in line to pre-order the all-new Porsche Taycan. We're living in an age where all-electric sports cars aren't just possibilities, they're realities--and Porsche is looking to take its place in the pack.

This electric vehicle was known as the "Mission E" in its concept form, but as it got closer to production, the name evolved to something a little more in line with the typical Porsche nomenclature.

We expect that the Porsche Taycan will begin production in 2019, as either a 2019 or a 2020 model.