When you think about Porsche’s 1960s sports racing cars, you likely don’t think of green energy, zero emissions vehicles, or how you would charge it if you had one. Then again, when you think about ...

Porsche has had a long and complicated history, and the first true Porsche is quite a hard thing to pin down—for some, it's the earliest cars designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the early 20th century.

Fiberglass 356 tribute on Lotus Elise chassis packs 550-horsepower Honda K24 engine in distinctive cross-cultural creation.

You could buy an entire fleet of Power Wheels for the price of one of these miniature Porsche 356 Speedsters, but plastic Escalades lack the cachet of a hand-crafted German roaster. Considering the ...

Gearheads around the world know that car culture is facing something of an existential crisis: Kids don't seem to care all that much about cars these days. Buying your child a scaled-down vehicle is ...

If you’re going to talk about Porsche’s racing exploits, then there’s no way to leave out the 718. The nameplate has been around since the late 1950s, at first used for the one- or two-seat racing ...

We recently told you about an ambitious group setting out to build Porsche 917 replicas aimed at track day enthusiasts keen to live out their Le Mans fantasies in real life. The group’s goal is clear: ...

Duke’s Garage is known as a company specializing in restoring classic cars, and converting cars and trucks from gasoline engines to 100% electric vehicles. The company today announced the introduction ...

Slot Mods is a Detroit-based company that creates handmade, completely bespoke slot car tracks for some of the world’s most high-end clientele. If you want a Slot Mods track, you typically have to ...

Sure, Porsche is planning an electric vehicle, but it won't be in showrooms for years, and it probably won't ever be as charming as this 1957 Porsche 356 Speedster. If a carbon neutral vintage Porsche ...

The deviations from the original are down to the use of modern technology, getting road approval, and cost. The chassis is made from T45 chro-moly steel instead of the aluminum found in the original.

The Porsche 356 carries the distinction of being the German marque's first production model, but getting a pristine example these days is nearly impossible. That's why most aficionados opt for a ...