Porsche 911 News
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Common sense says don't buy a 25-year-old sports car. Oh, shut up, common sense. If it's a Porsche 911 Carrera built between 1984 and 1989, it's a reasonable purchase for a weekend driver, and Loot is going to prove it to you.
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It’s so loud in here that I might as well be operating farm machinery. The cabin reeks of gas, wafting in from the flat-six engine located in the rear of the car. My shoulders are sore from cranking the heavy steering wheel and the frame of the car bucks with every bump in the road.
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<p>It’s so loud in here that I might as well be operating farm machinery. The cabin reeks of gas, wafting in from the flat-six engine located in the rear of the car. My shoulders are sore from cranking the heavy steering wheel and the frame of the car bucks with every bump in the road.</p><p>I’m having the time of my life.</p><p>A buddy and I are flinging a 1970s Porsche 911 down a narrow road. The tiny car is white, with black “Carrera” lettering down the side and a sizable wing jutting from the rear. It looks so classic, so throw-back sexy, that I could just leer at it all afternoon.</p><p>No, on second thought, I’d rather drive. It’s a street- legal race car of the era, a regular 1974 model customized to compete on the racetrack. It was fast back then. These days, a Honda Accord is quicker.</p><p>Left, the 1974 Porche 911. The model was heavily modified after it was built, with an eye to making it more capable on the racetrack.</p> Source: Photograph by Scott Eells/Bloomberg
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With a Ziggy Stardust haircut and gym-rat pecs bursting through a punk-perfect leather jacket, the Leonardo of “Da Vinci’s Demons” could pass for a judge on “The Voice.”
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A friend approached me for car-buying advice. He wants a Porsche.
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The first man on the moon, the first U.S. woman in space and the first black Federal Reserve member were among the notable deaths in 2012.
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Good news: The Porsche 911 hasn’t lost its soul.
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The Range Rover and the Porsche 911 are pretty much the same car. Or so I’m thinking as I take a brand new, totally redesigned Range Rover HSE up a cracked rock ledge, scrambling atop a high desert mesa.
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July 26 (Bloomberg) -- Porsche factory driver Patrick Long works out the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama in a promotional video for Porsche Sport Driving School USA. (Video Courtesy: Porsche)
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The U.S. government must sell a Porsche it seized from Kenneth Marsh , a New York man indicted for securities fraud, and give him $5,000 from the proceeds to buy a used car, a judge ruled.
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