The Latest Breaking News from Porsche

You'd never accuse me of any sort of sartorial sophistication (even at track days I'm underdressed, usually donning frumpy hiking boots), so let's ignore the handbags here and focus on what's important: eBay's auctioning off this hyper-crisp Porsche 911 to benefit vitiligo research via the aptly named Vitiligo Support International…

The tariff war is making things tough for every automaker, and Porsche is no exception. The German brand was having issues before the Trump administration announced 25-percent tariffs on vehicles imported to the United States, but now we have a better understanding of the situation following the company's first-quarter financial…

Singer's newest creation harbors a few firsts for the company. Simply called the Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined by Singer, it packs a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine that benefits from what the company has learned from its DLS and DLS Turbo programs. Singer jointly developed the engine with Cosworth and tapped…

McLaren has a new CEO. The company announced Tuesday that Nick Collins will replace former CEO Michael Leiters, effective immediately. Leiters, who previously worked as an executive at Ferrari and Porsche, has held the position since 2022. 

The first iPhone wasn't an immediate hit. Critics lambasted Apple for ditching the ubiquitous keypad and opting for a fully digital touchscreen interface. CEOs of the day—like Microsoft head and Zune creator, Steve Ballmer—called it "nothing more than a luxury bauble."

She's lapping the street style competition in looks we all can shop.

Automaker-branded real estate is a booming business. Aston Martin and Porsche both have skyscrapers in Miami, soon to be followed by Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, and Pagani. Bugatti, meanwhile, is building a massive 171-story-tall tower in Dubai. And soon, Brabus will have—not just one skyscraper—but an entire freakin’ island.

Two in-car audio options, but there’s only one I’d recommend

Porsche is one of the best in the business when it comes to driving satisfaction. Part of the reason why people love spending time in these cars isn’t just thanks to the excellent handling and world-beating feedback you get from the chassis. Porsche also nails stuff like ergonomics and usability…

Where would Western luxury automakers be today without the Chinese market? Prestige brands have been riding the gravy train for years, but all good things must come to an end. The rise of domestic automakers has severely impacted demand for international brands; ask Porsche. Its sales in China slipped by…

The AMG CLS 63 had to die so that the AMG GT 4-Door Coupe could live, but now it’s the latter’s turn to make way for a successor. Affalterbach is preparing to say goodbye to the super sedan’s combustion engine in favor of an all-electric setup. Developed from the ground…