
Monday, October 3, 2011
Un kit TechArt pour les Porsche Cayenne et Panamera Turbo

Monday, September 26, 2011
Un GPS intégré pour votre ancienne Porsche

Thursday, September 8, 2011
La fusion entre Volkswagen et Porsche retardée

New /// Porsche 911 Coupé Carrera & Carrera S 2012

Saturday, July 23, 2011
Officiel: le patron de Porsche annonce une nouvelle 550 Spyder

Photo: une Porsche 550 Spyder accompagnée d'un Boxster Spyder. Crédit: Porsche
Friday, July 22, 2011
Porsche Design lance deux nouveaux vélos


Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Une 911 de 1973 en jeu au prochain metting Porsche Club of America


Friday, June 24, 2011
Déjà 300 000 Porsche Boxster et Cayman

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Porsche vient d'annoncer la sortie des chaînes de Stuttgart du 300 000e modèle Boxster/Cayman. Un joli succés pour cette vrai voiture de sport plus abordable que la légendaire 911. |
Le Boxster est né en 1996, ce qui lui assure une carrière de déjà quinze ans dans la gamme. Le concept car préfigurant cette nouveauté importante était apparu trois ans plus tôt lors du Salon de Détroit.
De toute évidence, le Boxster s'inspirait d'un modèle mythique, le 550 Spyder, et étrennait une architecture innovante à moteur central arrière. Longtemps seul sous le modèle phare 911, le Boxster est rejoint en 2005 par une variante coupé baptisée Cayman.
Ensemble, ces deux "petites" Porsche viennent de franchir le cap des 300 000 unités. Le modèle portant ce numéro - sorti des chaines de Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen - est un Boxster gris métallisé à intérieur cuir rouge Carrera.
On peut dire que le Boxster a ouvert et assuré à Porsche de nouvelles perspectives grâces aux bénéfices générés et surtout à la fidélisation d'une nouvelle (et/ou ancienne) clientèle. Le Boxster a rendu possible des projets tels que les Cayenne et Panamera.
En Belgique, la gamme Boxster/Spyder compte diverses versions et séries spéciales dont la puissance varie entre 211 et 330 ch.
Source & crédit photo: Porsche
Album Photo /// Porsche Cayman 2008
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Album Photo /// Porsche Boxster 2008
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Porsche au Challenge Bibendum avec trois Boxster E
Source & crédit photo: Porsche
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Challenge Bibendum 2011: double victoire de Porsche
Source & crédit photo: Porsche
Album Photo /// Porsche Panamera Sedan S Hybrid 2012
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Porsche rebondit sur DSK avec une pub
Source & crédit photo: 7sur7
Album Photo /// Porsche Panamera Sedan S Hybrid 2012
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Monday, November 15, 2010
My Two Dents on the new Porsche Panamera Sports Saloon
The new Porsche Panamera is like the acne-laced dork in high school who helps you study, or perhaps buys you beer: by God he's ugly, but he plays an important role. After all, the Panamera is not a redundant vehicle in an inundated lineup, but rather a double-edged sword whose goal is to expand Porsche's model range and battle other saloons in the fashionista segment. Right now you're asking yourself if I'm confused; an ugly yet fashionable car? Read on.
Coming from the company whose backbone is the 911, the Panamera's design was bound to be influenced by Porsche's most recognizable model (like every other vehicle in the lineup). However, instead of drawing inspiration from the 911, the designers butchered one. I mean, these guys really Quasimodo'd the thing.
They took a 911, gave it a hunch, and then threw it on the rack, stretching it to accommodate two extra doors. The only painless detail of the whole exterior is the Transformer-style spoiler on the Turbo. It's a neat, if not purchase-inspiring, feature.
Sadly, a spoiler alone can not prevent the end result: an eye-watering Porsche hatchback. Now that we've established that this beast couldn't possibly get off the lot on its good looks, what are its selling points? For those, people will have to look beneath the surface, because with the Panamera it's what's on the inside that counts.
For starters, there's the variety of power plants. From the upcoming V6 (necessary to make that 20,000 units per year a reality) to the naturally-aspirated and turbo'd V8s, there are enough options to help the Panamera keep pace with anything from the E-Class-in-a-tux CLS to Aston's upcoming Rapide.
Then there's the passenger's quarters. The attractive cockpit looks like it evolved from the 928, while the rear occupants get their own fully-adaptable reclining buckets (divided by a center console, of course). The superb interior, matched with a broad range of great power trains, does the job of locking in the Panamera's status as a grand touring saloon regardless of the deformed shell it resides in. Remember, in the grand touring luxo-fashion segment, beauty is not necessarily always the goal; being controversial is.
Ultimately, we have to ask: Is a fugly Porsche saloon worth the hit to brand image? Unfortunately, yes. From the start, the Panamera was destined to play two roles: range-expander and fashion-saloon fighter. In these cases, it hits home with a bullet. It will bring more people into dealerships, it can run with the competition, and it will be a conversation piece wherever it rears its hunch. It is a low-slung, four-seat Porsche "family car", and it doesn't try to tell anyone differently.
While purists may bitch and moan with their PORSCHE SOLD OUT signs, the fact is that they will never outweigh the swooning nouveau riche enough to justify not expanding. I may not like it, but I get it. It's just good business sense. Besides, if a buyer wants elegant subtlety, they can go grab a BMW 5-Series.
source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com
By Phil Alex

Phil Alex was born in Rhode Island in 1985, yet for reasons unbeknownst to him moved to South Carolina. He graduated with degrees in Finance and German from Wofford College in 2007 and has had a strange obsession with cars and travel. When not back in Sparkle City, he resides near Japan's international airport in Narita. He makes no apologies for his articles and welcomes all feedback, as long as it is adamantly worded. Oh, and if for any reason you are inclined to vent some more, check out more of his posts on the Examiner here.


Diesel-Powered Porsche Cayenne on Sale in the UK
If there was ever a more controversial model as a whole in Porsche's history than the Cayenne Diesel, please let us know. The German sports carmaker's (...) first ever diesel-engine model has arrived in UK showrooms with prices starting from £39,404. That's about £2,600 more than the entry-level Cayenne V6 that features a 290HP 3.6-liter V6 gasoline engine. The Cayenne Diesel offers an Audi-derived 3.0-litre V6 turbo diesel engine with 240HP matted to a six-speed Tiptronic S automatic transmission.
Porsche claims that the Cayenne Diesel has an average consumption of 30.4mpg UK on the combined cycle that converts to 9.3 lt/100km or 25.3mpg US with emissions of 244g/km CO2.
The Cayenne's range will be further enhanced in 2010 with the introduction of a gasoline-hybrid version that's expected to exceed 31 mpg UK.
source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com
Koenigseder Aero-Tunes the Porsche Carrera GT
The most exclusive Porsche of the past decade or so may have gone out of production in 2006, but the tuning industry isn't about to let go that easily. Austrian tuning house Koenigseder has just presented its new performance package for the Porsche Carrera GT that consists of a full bodykit, alloy wheels and a more sonorous exhaust system for the 612-horsepower strong 5.7-liter V10 engine that has been left intact.
Included in the aero kit are a newly designed front bumper that kind of reminds us of the Lamborghini Reventon, a new rear bumper with a larger diffuser and extra air vents, an awkward looking, giga-sizes fixed rear wing that puts to rest the factory pop-up spoiler, chunkier side skirts and a newly styled removable roof panel.
source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com






























