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History Of Porsche by: Wayne Treister The start of Porsche didn’t start with the first Porsche car it actually started much earlier than that back in the 20th century. Check out the interesting history of Porsche. 1900: Ferdinand Porsche invented the wheel hub motor which made the Porsche name famous around the world. The Lohner…
The Porsche 356 Timeline by: Wayne Treister The Porsche 356 was a sports car buffs dream. The 356 was the brain child of Ferdinand “Ferry” Porsche. The body style was the work of Erwin Komenda and the mechanical came off the VW Beetle the design of Ferdinand Porsche Sr. When it first hit the market…
Porsche 928 by: Wayne Treister From 1978 to 1995 the Porsche 928 was the talk of the town. The 2 door coupe body was stylish with sleek lines, and very impressive. You simply couldn’t help but get noticed. It was also their most expensive car to find its way to market. Today it remains a…
Using Brake Bias Adjustment to Improve Corner-Entry Handling by: Miroslav Ovcharik Brake bias is the balance of braking power between the front and rear brakes. It is usually represented as a percentage. For example, a brake bias of 75/25 means that the front brakes get 75% of the braking power, and the rear brakes get…
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Optimizing the Aerodynamic Balance of your Car by: Miroslav Ovcharik Aerodynamics can be used to control the handling of a car in high-speed corners (greater than approximately 60 mph). Aerodynamic components push down on the car, or create downforce, which helps the tires maintain better traction. The two main aerodynamic upgrades are front bumpers and…
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Wow! 250 MPH in a car by: Paul Cooper Is this crazy? Or does it make sense? Bugatti, a small car company bankrolled by Volkswagen (VW), has brought out the Veyron 16.4 with a top speed of 248 mph – and the car was tested at the speed on the fastest track Volkswagen could find…
The hottest supercars are mid-engined by: Rex Truman For ultimate performance, the mid-engined layout is used for supercars – just like it is on racing cars. Typical mid-engined supercars are the Ferrari F430, Lamborghini Murcielago and Noble M400. Mostexotic supercars are also mid-engined. The mid-engined layout has these advantages over front-engined cars: There is more…
Only 25 were ever built. The Maserati MC12 packs a Ferrari-derived 622 bhp V12 and was designed to dominate racing. Full specs and history inside.
Porsche Accessories – Plenty Of Options by: Wayne Treister Porsche is a company built on quality and their designs go far beyond what the average sports car has to offer. And with that full line of sporty, elegant, quality cars is a full line of Porsche accessories that you can find at the Porsche Online…
The Porsche Cayman S delivers 295 HP, 0-60 in 5.1 seconds, and a 171 MPH top speed. A complete review of specs, performance, and driving experience.
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