Britain has caught its faster speeder ever after clocking a 911 at 172 mph. Timothy Brady, 33, was clocked driving more than 100 mph over the speed limit in a 911 he was driving that belonged to the courtesy car firm where he worked as a delivery driver. Apparently, this makes him the fastest speeder [...]

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Why not? Porsche has entered the high end cellphone market by introducing their new Porsche Design P251 phone. The phone features 3G connectivity, an MP3 player, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a Bluetooth headset and remote control, and a touch screen with fingerprint recognition. It also comes with a concierge service. The phone will be released [...]

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This has always been one of my favorite Porsche commercials, and Jalopnik found it on YouTube. ‘Scuse me while I take a trip back to the 80s… See the video after the jump. [source: YouTube via Jalopnik]

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Dutch site AutoGespot has a picture of a curious looking Porsche under a cover at the Porsche factory in Stuttgart. At first glance, it doesn’t look like much, as all you can see is a Porsche wheel and a 911-like silhouette. However, a closer look shows a different rear overhang. Could this be the rumored [...]

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Jalopnik found this video which contains three classic 928 commercials from the 80s (and a of couple cheesy California Porsche Audi dealer commercials at the end). One focuses on the 928′s 0-60-0 time; one displays its top speed; and another show the 928 blasting through some country roads. But of course, “Porsche does not recommend [...]

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Inside Line has published a follow-up test for the 2007 911 Targa 4S. Associate Editor James Riswick sums it up by saying: A car like the 2007 Porsche 911 Targa 4S isn’t supposed to be so easy to drive and live with. To paraphrase Bachman Turner Overdrive, it’s somethin’ that you’re never gonna forget. The [...]

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After a 4,400 mile, two-week rally from Moscow to Ulan Bator, the American team of Rod Millen and his co-driver Richard Kelsey won the Transsyberia 2007 Rally in by just over 17 minutes in their Cayenne S Transsyberia. Cayennes finished in the top three positions, and took seven of the top ten places. Second place [...]

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Motor Authority has some new spy shots of nearly undisguised 2008 Boxster and Cayman prototypes undergoing testing. The changes are subtle, and include new LED taillights, reshaped headlamps, and new bumpers with larger air intakes with integrated fog lamps. There are no indications of any new mechanical changes for 2008. See more pictures after the [...]

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Germany’s AutoZeitung is reporting that Porsche is working on a VW Golf-sized entry-level hatchback to be produced after the Panamera launches in 2009. Because of the threat of increased CO2 emissions regulations in Europe, the rumor that Porsche was considering a mini SUV (dubbed the “Roxster” in the rumormill) is no longer being tossed around, [...]

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Porsche has just unveiled a limited edition Cayman S in a nod to Porsche Design and the Chronograph 1s designed by Ferdinand A. Porsche 35 years ago. This wicked looking Cayman S is black, with matte black racing stripes on the doors, hood, roof and rear deck, and an all black leather and Alcantara interior. [...]

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