Description: Porsche was technically founded in 1931, but it would be another 17 years before production began on the first proper Porsche road car. And even though Dr. Ferdinand Porsche had designed a number of ...Add Comments12
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 @Jack if you're lookin for motorcycles, you got the wrong app :P no offense
Jack HowardFeb 27, 2013 I wish there was an app that had more motorcycle and dirt bike stuff
Patrick SchalkFeb 27, 2013 Shoot I wish there were more offroad articles on here. There's hardly ever any.
Erich EngelFeb 26, 2013 ahhh porsche, the great auto maker of them all <3
Jordan NishidaFeb 26, 2013 Porsche is a legend. It's more reliable and cheaper than a Ferrari.
Andrew McNealFeb 26, 2013 It's also much easier to afford a Porsche than a Ferrari.
LarryandStephanie EspanaFeb 26, 2013 @ nick...yes. It's kinda amazing how they are sort of giving the biggest motorsports Marques from Italy, US, Germany, and possibly Japan....???maybe England? Who knows?
Noah RobertsFeb 26, 2013 I love Porsche. I don't know why they go under appreciated on Carbuzz. They are like Ferraris that you can drive on the road and not break your spine. Plus they are more practical and affordable.
Mohamed AlhasanFeb 26, 2013 But add more Russian dash cam videos cause there hilarious
Oscar GalvanFeb 26, 2013 No I think both is good, not one over the other.
Drew HumphreyFeb 26, 2013 Me too. I wish that carbuzz would focus more on competitive Motorsport and less on tuner creations
Oscar GalvanFeb 26, 2013 I am liking these segments
Description: The first proper Porsche race car was the 550. Small-capacity Porsche cars had grabbed some class wins in races prior to this, but the 550 was first to really establish the Porsche name in internation...Add Comments3
Lou GuerreroFeb 26, 2013 Arguable. Remember that Enzo only sold street cars to fund the Scuderia Ferrari. To add, SF had been prepping cars for Alfa decades before Ferrari street cars.
LarryandStephanie EspanaFeb 26, 2013 Yes in number of wins and competition but not of years...Ferrari banner was in racing officially before Porsche.
Noah RobertsFeb 26, 2013 They should bring this back.
Description: But it wasn't just prototypes which had success in rallying, as production versions of
the 911 would win the Monte Carlo Rally in 1968, '69 and '70. When the
turbocharged 930 variant of the 911 was in...Add Comments0
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 one things for sure, it's not street legal and it won't pass emission tests XD
Jack HowardFeb 27, 2013 Why would it scare the shit out of them? I don't understand why people would be frightened or exclaim WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT
Justin RouthFeb 27, 2013 Im pretty sure everybody would know a fucking porsche if they saw it on the street
Jake DulaFeb 26, 2013 Ignore Jack, he doesn't know what he's talking about.
Jackson MichaelFeb 26, 2013 How could people be confused its so Porschey
Noah RobertsFeb 26, 2013 Take off the livery and I'll take it.
Description: Its first win at Le Mans came in 1970, just after the reign of the Ford GT40. The car which took the win was the 917, one which has since become almost as big a legend as Ford’s Le Mans car. But it wa...Add Comments3
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 i would say that the 917 is more of a legend than the GT40 considering the drivers who drove them
Jean-Paul GrenadeFeb 27, 2013 Porsche will compete in LMP1 next year, so Audi's dominance may not continue.
LarryandStephanie EspanaFeb 26, 2013 Now that's legendary stuff! Something tells me that Audi will get there unless Porsche comes back to racing LeMans and competes against it. Who knows? Maybe Ford can come back also! Nah...that's far fetched. Lol. 917 is one of the legendary race cars
Description: Porsche participated in Formula 1 as its own team only briefly in the late Fifties and early Sixties. But through a partnership with TAG, it would become a reasonably successful engine supplier. As a ...Add Comments4
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 i found it a little ironic as Senna and Prost were arch rivals and yet they became teammates eventually lol
Description: But as significant as Porsche’s contributions to motorsport have been as a factory team, it is currently most visible as a supplier to privateer and amateur racing teams. This has tended to mean any o...Add Comments5
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 i just cant wait for the 2014 Le Mans race next year!
Dennis ChoongFeb 27, 2013 Cup car isn't that expensive... very similar mechanically to the road going version GT3 except for the sequential gearbox. RSR will cost a bomb though
Lou GuerreroFeb 26, 2013 Absolutely. 996 or 997 GT3 or whatever I can afford when I'm ready. Garage kept, trailered, track only. It's still a while away,
Dylan GomesFeb 27, 2013 super car on the street, the track, AND offroad
Jake DulaFeb 26, 2013 I agree it'd be cool to see Porsche in rallying again, but the prospect is so far fetched its depressing to think about. Porsche would pretty much have to start with a new car to even think about qualifying.
@Jack if you're lookin for motorcycles, you got the wrong app :P no offense
I wish there was an app that had more motorcycle and dirt bike stuff
Shoot I wish there were more offroad articles on here. There's hardly ever any.
ahhh porsche, the great auto maker of them all <3
Porsche is a legend. It's more reliable and cheaper than a Ferrari.
It's also much easier to afford a Porsche than a Ferrari.
@ nick...yes. It's kinda amazing how they are sort of giving the biggest motorsports Marques from Italy, US, Germany, and possibly Japan....???maybe England? Who knows?
I love Porsche. I don't know why they go under appreciated on Carbuzz. They are like Ferraris that you can drive on the road and not break your spine. Plus they are more practical and affordable.
But add more Russian dash cam videos cause there hilarious
No I think both is good, not one over the other.
Me too. I wish that carbuzz would focus more on competitive Motorsport and less on tuner creations
I am liking these segments