I love modern technology, and I also love lightning-quick dual-clutch transmissions, over old-fashion and slower manuals, but that being said, not all of us are after tenths of seconds and record-breaking lap times.

If the driver was indeed street racing, then it might be easier to look at this beautiful 991-generation 911 GT3 lying on its back, doing a fine impression of $130,000 turtle. But not much.

There’s new Porsches, there’s classic Porsches, and then there are Singer Porsches. And yes, if you have to ask, you most certainly can’t afford one.

It creeps ever closer my Porsche-loving friends. We have heard whispers of the 911 R for a while now, and it seems as though the wait is finally over thanks to a set of leaked photos hosted over at AutoCar.

The Porsche 911 has evolved quite a bit during the course of its rich history, starting in 1964 with the 901.

It seems one thing comedian Jerry Seinfeld enjoys doing is spreading his wealth and his love of Porsche cars.

Once upon a time, the Circuit of Kyalami in sun-drenched South Africa played host to some of the most exciting, and even dramatic Formula One races of the eighties and nineties. Today the circuit and adjacent property is owned by Porsche, which further explains this video.