From March 2012 the Cabriolet version of the new 991 will join Porsche lineup. Available in Carrera and Carrera S guises, the car offers choice of rear-mounted, flat-six engines offering efficient power and outstanding dynamic performance; 350 hp 3.4-litre and 400 hp 3.8-litre.

Porsche took the wraps off the new generation Porsche Boxster 981 series, revealing a whole new design and advanced features.

The next Porsche model to be added to the current range of Carrera, Cayenne, Cayman, Boxster and Panamera, is a new baby SUV called the Cajun. Of course the car is not due until at least 3 years from now, but the company’s officials have already confirmed it.

Since its introduction in 2009 Porsche Panamera sales has always been going up the hill, which is kinda odd because not only it’s an expensive car, it’s not exactly a looker! But it comes with a Porsche badge, and that’s enough reason for most people to go ahead and buy it.

Along with the launch of the V6-powered variants of Panamera, Porsche is also introducing new editions of the current V8 models which are equipped with some high tech stuff in order to become more fuel efficient.

Geneva Motor Show is kind of like a home to Mansory since they have facilities in Switzerland.

Porsche announced details of the new version of their 911 GT3 R Hybrid, the first ever hybrid race car to compete in an official race.

Ever wondered what was the first Porsche sold in America?! We neither, but as part of their 60th anniversary celebration, Porsche America set about answering the question no one asked.

German tuner Edo has really gone mad with their latest creation, the Porsche Panamera S Hellboy.

In a coupe of months the world will get a whole new Porsche 911, well new not in terms of the looks but as a model year at least!