All Porsches are automobiles, but not all automobiles are Porsches. P-cars are not your run-of-the-mill machines. Not in terms of the 911’s engine layout or design, or in terms of performance both on and off the track.

The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit is not a horror show. Someone should’ve told Porsche that before it unveiled the 2017 versions of its 911 Turbo and Turbo S models in “The D.”

How confident are you in your shooting skills? Shooting Clay Pigeons is daunting enough but what if your target thrower was on the move? As if that wasn’t enough, it’s also attached to a Porsche 911 Targa as well!

Owning the newest ride out there can be a very rewarding thing. Not only do you have the latest model, but by owning the most modern creation you have the most perfected system, and you are one of the few who get to experience it.

It’d be difficult to pinpoint a single ugly duckling in the entire Porsche lineup, from day one until present. These cars just are made to look beautiful, and to drive even better.

Sometimes it’s just time for an upgrade. After owning a ride for awhile, there are certain things that can begin to bother us, especially when we see newer models coming out that fix all those little nuisances that the older rides had.

When it comes to loving a multitude of different rides, there’s little that one can do. Well, other than buy them all, that is!