Porsche

50 years of Porsche 911 and 60 years of Chevrolet Corvette: two legends, two myths, two dream cars - and two opposing philosophies. But whether it's a rear or a front engine, both the Corvette and Porsche sports cars are icons in the US and Europe. Both are unique, each with a distinctive design and each the embodiment of a sports car.

Portrait of Ferdinand 'Ferry' Porsche, the father of the Porsche 911. He started his automobile legacy when he built the Porsche 935 after World War II.

The Porsche Cayenne Turbo and the Range Rover Supercharged. The motto of their drivers could be: I want power, I want luxury and I can afford it!

Racing technology for the streets with a Porsche introductory price. The Porsche Cayman GT4 combines the best elements that a Porsche can bring to you: 3.8 liter six cylinder Boxer engine from the 911 Carrera S; chassis, brake system and aerodynamics from the GT3 and six-gear transmission. What else do you need? From public-roads directly on the track.

Porsche's latest Sportscar, the Cayman GTS. It's like a ride on a bullet, everytime under control, every time thrilling. On the sunny island of Mallorca the 340 HP funmachine climbs hills, runs around a race circuite and jumps with it's remarcable sound directley into the heart of it's driver.

The return of a Classic: After 20 years of abstinence the Porsche 911 Targa celebrates its comeback. In southern Italy the new old supercar is tested.

In 2004 Porsche decided to build the all-new Carrera GT in Leipzig, which is seen as a knightly accolade for the production site. However, the biggest challenge arose, when Porsche decided to produce a four-door sedan in parallel to the Cayenne, namely the Porsche Panamera. Before this sports saloon can hit the streets, it needs to pass 71 perfectly organized stations in the production plant.

At the start of the 1970s, the fastest and sportiest series production car made in Germany was the Porsche Carrerra RS. Today, the RS is the classic Porsche, and is the car that increases in value the most, even if it does have some minor technical issues.