Since its debut in 1964, the Porsche 911 has dominated and defined the sports car genre. The “GT3” nameplate began on the 996 chassis back in 1999, with the “GT3 RS” variant being added in 2003 as a more track focused version. The GT3 RS cars did not come with any accessories that were not…
1. The legendary 911 was meant to be named the 901 While the 911 was in development it was referred to by Porsche as the 901. When it came time to release it to the world, Peugeot spoke up claiming to have owned the exclusive rights to vehicle names consisting of 3 digits with a…
Many owners out there will purchase a brand new car and keep it for a few years, putting 50 to 100 thousand kilometers or so on the clock before selling it or trading it in for another new car. This timeframe is where most of the depreciation occurs on a new vehicle, so that can…
We are creeping closer and closer to summer and the near-40 degree weather, wildfire smoke, rain, and long road trips that come with it. All of us may be ready for it, but your vehicle might not be. Now is the perfect time to check in and make sure everything is good and well under…
Porsche builds cars that cater to the enthusiast and historically offered manual transmissions in their flagship sports car, the 911. While they still offer three pedals on modern 911’s, Porsche has also developed some impressive automatic transmission technology over the years, which culminated in the PDK dual-clutch gearbox. The PDK was not the company’s only…
