The United States is Porsche’s most important market, and none of those markets is more important than California. As I’ve said many times, you can’t throw a rock in Los Angeles without hitting one of the 19 variants—yup, one less than 20—of the company’s iconic 911. So Stuttgart generally saves a nice world premier for […] More »

Bad. Worse. Worst. It’s easy to picture living those words. You get fired from work, have a fender-bender on the way home, and discover your cable and Internet have gone out after you get in the house. No self-medicated Netflix therapy for you. The dude in the following video goes through something similar.

Last week, police caught a drug trafficker in his brand new Cayenne full of drugs, because he had been sampling some of the product while driving and had passed out behind the wheel. While you may be thinking he had just passed out and meandered onto the side of the road, he had actually rammed the back of a big rig and was dragged a full six miles stuck to it!

The new Cayenne GTS is right around its mid-cycle refresh, meaning that a whole set of cosmetic items are being changed to rejuvenate the look of the older platform.

Electrification is coming folks, but it might not be coming to everything just yet, at least at Porsche that is. According to Porsche’s hybrid guru Manfred Schurmann, while the company did just stick the same hybrid drive train from the Panamera into the Cayenne, that same approach probably won’t be throughout the rest of Porsche’s lineup.

Watch video of a fire breathing Lamborghini, read about the Porsche Macan Diesel that’s coming to the U.S. and find out how much a Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta is worth in today’s Traffic Report.

There really isn’t any account for taste sometimes. Whether it be through the aftermarket, or directly through the manufacturer. And today, we are bringing you examples from both. Terrible, terrible examples. I’ll start off by saying I’m sorry for your retinas, they shouldn’t be subjected to this level of “ugh, why!” However, hopefully to get […] More »