Since 1975, the 911 Turbo has been synonymous with luxury and performance. Each generation maintains its reputation as a global reference for the ultimate sports car time and time again. The 911 Turbo always combines sportiness and functionality, emotionality. Owners of the 911 Turbo always see theirs as an investment. If it stays with you enough time, it will reach its purchase price again in three decades. It's a 911 Turbo.
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The first 911 Targa was presented way back in 1965 and has always been synonymous with the 911 model chosen by "gourmets". The engineers got the idea for the Targa from the endurance race Targa Florino, which took place in Sicily near Palermo. The rules required a safety arch for convertibles. From the latter, the "Targo" is immediately recognizable as a body version of the 911 even today.
After a long wait, with the help of professional racer Mark Webber, they just presented us with the most toxic Porsche 911 Turbo S. The fastest and most powerful 911 Turbo will be available in a coupe or convertible version.
Porsche Design impresses with the thinnest and lightest laptops in the size of 15.6 inches.
Next summer, the Porsche Macan GTS will join Porsche's diverse range of cars, which can be classified among the Macan S and Macan Turbo models.
Engineers from Porsche and Boeing are already developing the first prototypes for electric flying cars.
This year's car show in Frankfurt - IAA 2019 made it clear to everyone that electricity is the "something" that will be written with capital letters in 2020. The hesitation is over and it seems that it has become irresistibly written into the strategies of all car manufacturers. Also due to the emission limitation and fines that manufacturers will have to pay already in 2021 for too "dirty" sales range. Volkswagen thus presented the Volkswagen ID.3, a car that many believe will be the first mass-market electric car and can replace the legendary Golf. Opel is sending the electric Opel Corsa to the market, the Land Rover Defender has become a mild hybrid... and you will only be able to buy the city Smart with an electric drive. 2020 is truly around the corner and it looks absolutely electrified. Let's look at some of the main "people" innovations and cars that you can start thinking about if you are going to buy a car in 2020.
Here comes the electrified Porsche Taycan, which will be the star of motoring conversations about the electric future for the next few days, and in all likelihood for a long time to come. The all-electric sports car comes in two versions, Turbo and Turbo S, and more 'quiet' derivatives will join later.
There are rumors that Porsche plans to embark on a project in which a mid-engined car will play a leading role. If the final design is at least somewhat similar to the ideas of independent up-and-coming designers, the Porsche 988 Vision will surely become a hit.
In recent years, the exclusive cars on our roads have turned from an extravagance reserved exclusively for the wealthy into an object of desire, which is accepted with approval, a smile and a thumbs up by practically all road users. The growth of the economy, the availability of various sources of financing and diverse and flexible options for buying or renting a vehicle have enabled a wider circle of people to realize their dreams and afford their dream steel horse.
The day came when Porsche realized that 680 horsepower in the sports SUV Cayenne E-Hybrid is very easily possible if we combine the power of the internal combustion engine and electricity. In a way, the limits of car performance have again moved into another dimension.
Porsche is preparing two innovations in the 718 model range for 2020. The Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 and the Porsche 718 Spyder will join the lineup. While the Porsche 911 has become bigger, more comfortable and more prestigious, the two new 718 models will fill the gap and offer an authentic driving experience.