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Exclusive sneak peeks into the studio of Style Porsche

“The Silicon Valley of the automotive industry has long been located in Zuffenhausen and Weissach.”

Michael Mauer, Head of Style Porsche

Out and about with “Roads” – because driving in a group is the most spectacular way to travel

With “Roads”, Porsche drivers can record their routes and share their trips with the community. Or they can use the app to arrange joint excursions with other Porsche enthusiasts – with the new “Tours” function.

New hybrid model and best-in-class performance for the new Panamera

Porsche presents comprehensively revamped sports saloon

Magic Places: Gmünd – Where everything began

The first sports car going by the name of Porsche was built in the middle of green pastures and forests – in Gmünd in the Austrian state of Carinthia. In difficult times, Ferry Porsche pursued a dream, thus sparking a success story.

Benchmark for the past 45 years: the Porsche 911 Turbo

Coupé and Cabriolet with new options and significantly increased power

United against the coronavirus: Clubs become a community 

Club life is also suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. But Porsche Clubs have not let this stop them – and have started numerous activities which clearly demonstrate that the Porsche community is also incredibly creative online. And that it is also united.

Now with a V8 engine again: the new Cayenne GTS models

Dynamism and exclusivity together: with the Cayenne GTS and Cayenne GTS Coupé, Porsche is supplementing its SUV line-up with two new models designed with superb driving performance in mind.

The International Sim Racing Challenge: Featuring Porsche Club of America and Porsche Club Great Britain

The Porsche Club of America and the Porsche Club Great Britain are coming together on 16 May and 23 May for the first ever international Porsche Club sim race.

Rare, but good

The Porsche Community Management offered a track day at the Hockenheimring as an alternative to factory visits. Three Clubs came to enjoy this exclusive event. One of these was the association of the Austrian Porsche Clubs.

Porsche Club Festival Finland

28th to 30th of August 2020, Alastaro Circuit, Finland

Proudly bearing the Porsche Crest

A Porsche bicycle adventure on the 184.5-mile C&O Canal Towpath from Washington, DC to Cumberland, Maryland, USA.

Bernard Blouin – Factory collection in difficult times

This factory collection made a lifelong dream come true for the member of the Canadian Rennsport Region. “My dream, as a lifelong Porsche enthusiast, was to pick up a Porsche that has been customised according to my specifications from where it was actually built.” After all, it was quite a brave undertaking in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.

Club moments: roads back to normal

The coronavirus pandemic has meant one thing above all for Porsche Clubs worldwide: having to forego many things that make up Club life. But in some places, creative Clubs have shown how it is possible to return to normality step-by-step and mile-by-mile in spite of the need to keep your distance.

Club Moments: Porsche Rennbow – The Fascination of Colours

“Rennbow” is the colour database of the Porsche Club of America (PCA). Here, Porsche enthusiasts from the US collect all the paint finishes of Porsche models from 1950 to 2020 – a fascinating play of colors.

At home in the Green Hell

It is both revered and feared. It characterises the Eifel region and its people. Its Nordschleife tells stories of tears, victories, defeats and triumphs. The Nürburgring is called the “Green Hell” for a good reason. But the people at the Ring also shape the stories of the legendary race track. They carry the Ring in their hearts and the Ring is an integral part of their lives. Here's to the Porsche Club Nürburgring on its 60th anniversary.

Monasteria erweckt „Hoffnungsbilder“ zum Leben

Necessity is the mother of invention, it connects people: The Porsche Club Monasteria demonstrated this impressively during the coronavirus crisis. It also reaped the rewards: with the unexpected season opening ceremonies in the Sauerland region.

Back in Club life

The Porsche Club Wuxi has left coronavirus behind it and inaugurated its new clubhouse – as long-awaited balsam for the Porsche Club soul.

“The Diamond is on fire”

A man from Upper Palatinate in Leipzig: Christian Hartinger has been President of the Porsche Club Leipzig for two years. His motto: “The Club must be alive”.

A Club portrait on the occasion of its anniversary.

A year for celebration — despite the coronavirus pandemic

Numerous Porsche Clubs are celebrating their anniversaries this year. However, several celebrations had to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. But the Clubs will not let this get them down. Because one thing is certain: there is a Club life both during and after Covid-19.

“We are a big Club in small places“

The Porsche Club Norge is celebrating its fortieth anniversary. A profile.

Club Racer

At 16 years of age, Mateo Llarena Rosenthal is the youngest racing driver in Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup history. And what is more: Mateo is an enthusiastic member of the Porsche Club Guatemala.

Porsche Community Management’s Mathias Menner welcomed Mateo to the nucleus of Porsche’s world and made a very special wish come true for the young racing driver: a personal tour of the museum and a visit to Porsche Collection’s non-public vehicle storage facility.

Spiritual Brothers

In the late 1960s, Hans Clausecker built the first prototypes of the VW-Porsche 914 and two unique models with a racing engine: the Porsche 914 S in an extrovert orange red for Ferdinand Piëch – and a second 914 S in elegant silver for Ferry Porsche. Their characters also reflected their owners’ personalities.