Porsche

A sports car which has been the benchmark for the segment, for decades, is still at it. The Porsche 911's eight generation was unveiled just weeks ago, and now, they've revealed one which isn't shy of going topless. The new 911 Cabriolet falls in line with a long tradition, established when Porsche unveiled the prototype of the first 911 Cabriolet in September 1981. To be initially available as the 911 Carrera S Cabriolet, the soft-top version includes all the innovative Read More...

Porsche, just the name is enough to bring about a smile to any petrol head's face. This car maker has been at it, dishing out brilliantly engineered, precise, and fast cars, generation after generation. While the die hard Porsche fan would know about all their car models, some secrets never came out. Until now! Porsche has released a video, which sheds light on their Top 5 Secret prototypes and the list includes a variety of cars - 2 seaters, single Read More...

Till now, the most extreme Porsche 911 on offer was the GT2 RS. It's twin turbo 3.8-litre flat-six engine gave the car a power output of 700 horses. Paired with a 7-speed PDK dual-clutch gearbox, the car is capable of going to 100 kmph from a standstill in a mere 2.7 seconds. A whopping 750 Nm of torque and clever aero bits make this vehicle go very fast around the bends and it even held the record for the fastest Read More...

A motoring icon which has had the world falling for its unusual, but endearing looks, and precise performance, for decades, the Porsche 911 is here in it's eight generation. Unveiled at the ongoing 2018 Los Angeles Motor Show, it's the 911 Carrera S and 4S Coupé which introduced everything that's new. Still committed to the Porsche design DNA, only with more muscles, the new 911 still is a timeless, rear engined poster boy. What's new? The next generation of flat-six turbocharged Read More...

The Budh International Circuit is the only FIA-approved race track in our country. It hosted the F1 races for three seasons as well but has never hosted any international race since 2014. Despite that, the track is still very well maintained and is a place where many enthusiasts take their own vehicles to have some fun. Apart from that, the track also hosts various other races and events throughout the year. Given the association with F1, who else would be a better Read More...

If you were into racing games, especially back in the days when no car maker officially licensed their car models to gaming companies, chances are that you know the RUF CTR. RUF was one of the first car makers which let gaming companies license their products, letting us enjoy the car on our computer screens. YouTube user B. Choww takes us along with him at the factory of this small but revolutionary car company. He also gets an opportunity to Read More...

The 911 is currently the most widespread model line up in the market today. Following a lineage of cars, since Porsche first made it in 1963, this old icon is currently in its 7th generation of production. The current gen, denoted as 991.2, 2 standing here for the facelift of the 991 generation. The current generation offers a long list of models, from the base Carrera variant to the brutal GT2 RS. Here is our attempt at helping you understand Read More...

The Porsche Cayenne, what can we say about this SUV? Not only was it the first SUV offered by Porsche, but it’s also the car that started this revolution of sports car makers building SUVs. It’s the car that boosted the sale number of the company, particularly in our nation where we love our big SUVs. Entering the third generation of production, today we see the launch of the Cayenne in India. The prices of the SUV start at a Read More...

Sports cars are a complicated compilation of millions of electrical modules and connections. Working in harmony with an engine, these electrical devices support the driver and make the cars of today's era go faster than ever before. To put things into perspective, an old McLaren F1 used a 6064 cc V12 engine to make 627 hp whereas a modern McLaren P1 used a 3.8 Litre V8 to produce 727 hp. And while such performance cars are often modified to extract those extra few horses Read More...