For Sale: 1989 Porsche 911 in Costa Mesa, California

Of the first generation of exotic cars, the most reliable and most usable, and the one I had a poster of on my wall while in high school, was the Porsche 930 Turbo. It was the car I most wanted and was to me the ultimate. It was a model derived from Porsche’s racing cars […]

California’s Singer Vehicle Design is back with another one of its bespoke creations, this time with the iconic Porsche 911 Targa as its inspiration. The car is called the 911 Honor Roll Commission, presumably with the “Roll” here a reference to the rollover bar, and it recently visited Jay Leno at his famous garage in Burbank, California. […]

The Revs Institute (nee Collier Collection) recently reunited racer Gerard Larrousse with the 1967 Porsche 911R that he drove to victory in both the Tour de France and the Tour de Corse in 1969. Larrousse, who recently celebrated his 80th birthday, competed in sports car racing, rallying and Formula One during his career. He also […]

The Porsche 911 Targa with its integral roll bar was as much a product of necessity as creativity.  Safety advocates in the 1960s were targeting convertibles as inherently dangerous at the same time that Porsche was planning to produce its new 911 with a drop top. The imaginative solution was… viola!… a built-in roll bar […]

The Porsche 911 has always been a fantastic sports car, but the GT2 made it something more. This year, the GT2 celebrates 25 years of terrorizing supercars (and some of its own drivers), so Porsche offered a retrospective. Launched in 1995, the GT2 was originally conceived as a racing homologation special for the GT2 class, […]

American artist Daniel Arsham’s exploration of the fate of humanity continues with his display of his latest “future relics” series, the “Ash & Pyrite Eroded Porsche” taking place April 30 to May 1 at the London Opera House in Hong Kong. The exhibition is organized by Auction house Phillips and by K11 MUSEA, which is […]

The RM Sotheby’s single-car online auction of the last Porsche 991-series 911 raised $1 million to benefit United Way Worldwide COVID-19 Relief, with a hammer price of $500,000 and Porsche Cars North America matching that with a $500,000 donation. The final car produced from Porsche’s seventh generation of 911 sports cars is a special 2019 […]

Ordering stuff online has become a go-to activity for car people cooped up at home by pandemic fears.  RM Sotheby’s has announced another opportunity for internet activity that benefits a United Way fund helping people impacted by COVID-19. On Wednesday, RM Sotheby’s opens bidding on its Online Only platform for the final production example of […]

In 1978, Porsche updated and upgraded its 911S with a 3.0-liter engine that matched the displacement, albeit not the power, of its former Turbo Carrera model. Voila! The 911S became the 911SC, which was available as a coupe or with a Targa top. In 1983, its final year of production, the car was available as […]

RM Sotheby’s first online-only catalog sale, which replaced the annual live South Florida auction because of the COVID-19 pandemic, totaled $13.7 million in overall sales for 259 collector cars and 21 lots of memorabilia.  The auction was held on the company’s Online Only digital platform from March 20 with timed bidding closing from March 25 […]