Porsche Madness

Many people are familiar with the  Porsche 911 . The iconic sports car is a symbol of wealth and success, as well as an instrument of engineering excellence. With its distinctive shape, it is instantly recognizable to enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts alike.  But did you know that there are many different versions? In this article, we’re going to explore some of the classic models and what makes them unique in order to help you decide which one may be right for your needs. What is a Porsche 911 Classic Model A Porsche 911 Classic Model is a version of the famed sports car. There are many different versions, each with its own unique characteristics. The most popular model by far is the first generation 911 from 1963 to 1989 which boasts impressive power and handling thanks to a rear-engine design that keeps it more stable during braking or accelerating than some other models in its class. The original Porsche 911 was created as an evolution of air-cooled Porsches...

Purchasing a Porsche is an exciting and life-changing event. However, before you make the purchase you should put some thought into what type of car will suit your needs best. The following are 8 things to consider when purchasing a Porsche: What engine do you need? Porsche’s engine size ranges from a small two-cylinder to a huge six. The smaller engines are more fuel-efficient but they also produce less power than their larger counterparts; meaning that you will have a slower acceleration time and an inferior maximum speed unless you decide to purchase some of the optional upgrades for your car such as rims or tires, which can help with performance. It is important to consider what type of driving experience you would like before making your decision on engine size because it affects all types of factors such as gas mileage, weight limits (for hauling), and drag coefficient (how aerodynamic the vehicle is). If you would prefer better torque at low speeds then opt for one of ...

If you have been looking for a great investment, then you might want to consider buying a Porsche. Porsches are an expensive car, but they will not depreciate in value as much as other cars will.  This means that when the time comes to sell your Porsche, it is still going to be worth more than what you paid for it! There are many reasons why owning a Porsche would make a great investment and this article discusses 5 of them. 1. An iconic, luxurious brand that will never go out of style. Ask any Porsche owner what they think of their vehicle and they’ll tell you they’re proud to own a Porsche. They’ll brag about the sleek design, cutting-edge technology, comfortable driving experience, and above all else their appreciation for an attractive purchase! Writing a blank check is easy with this car.  For advanced customers only who are looking for convenience, class, and power in every ride…this luxury product may be the right one for them. It comes equipped with feat...

The world of automobiles is always changing, and the Porsche 911 has evolved with it. The model that first came out in 1963 was a completely different animal than the models today. In fact, there are so many differences that you could say each one had its own personality. But no matter how much they evolve, Porsches still need to be maintained regularly for optimal performance and safety. Here we will discuss some tips for effective regular maintenance and overhauls on your Porsche to help keep it looking shiny new! Maintenance VS Overhaul Regular Maintenance Regular maintenance is essential for any vehicle, but it’s especially important for Porsches because of the complexity and fragility of their engines. Basic regular maintenance includes things like checking fluid levels (oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid), removing leaves or debris from your engine compartment with a vacuum cleaner, and inspecting the condition of hoses and belts in order to identify potential issues before ...

The efficiency of your Porsche 911 is heavily dependent on how well you adhere to its maintenance schedule. The vehicle’s mileage is the North Star telling what repairs to cater to. At 7500 miles, minor repairs, including an oil change and tire rotation, are necessary. You also need a certified mechanic to check your brakes, hoses, seat belts, and the presence of leaks. The 30000 miles mileage calls for the replacement of air filters, fluids, and spark plugs. It is also mandatory to check the engine coolant at this stage. The repairs to cater to at the 60000 miles mark are timing belt, spark plugs, tires, drive belt, and brake pads replacements. Also, remember to have your valve adjusted. After 90000 miles on the road, your Porsche 911 requires an engine coolant and differential fluid replacement. It matters not if the manual describes them as “lifetime.” Additionally, be sure to carry out a valve adjustment and replace the engine coolant hose, brake pads, drive belt, and shock absorb...