This video highlights the proof positive of the fact that this Porsche 911 GT2 RS belongs on anyone’s supercar list. “Jeff Zwart, seven-time Pikes Peak Champion” drives the Porsche from Santa Ana, CA to Pikes Peak, throws some sponsors stickers on and blasts up the hill to set a new record. WTF?

What’s better than being track-side during one of racing’s most enduring races besides being one of the drivers? Being able to watch the multitude of perspectives uploaded to ‘The Network’ covering the 24 Hours of Nurburgring. This is where the engineering of these mechanical wonders and the perseverance of the spirit of racing is put to the test. One lap around is over 15 miles and with an entry list of over 200 cars, there is definitely no shortage of action.

The question is not “Is Porsche ready to return to Le Mans?”, the question is “Is Le Mans ready for the return of Porsche?”

There is only so much you can do to sell a used car. You can write a super detailed description, You can include terms like “ice cold A/C” and “like new!”, and you can put up some pictures and even a video. Well it wasn’t up until now that a UK short filmmaker went that extra mile and produced a short film to sell his Porsche. Really the ad tells you nothing about the car except it runs, but that doesn’t matter. The ad is so creative you can’t help but want to buy the guy’s Porsche. Go to the auto trader page for the 1885 911 Carrera Targa. That same charm from the video can also be found in the description of his German auto. If you live in the UK, the guy is asking only 10,911 pounds; So, someone go reward him for his ridiculous level creativity.

(Source: Get A Life. Buy My Porsche)

How a car sounds is just as important to many as how it looks, handles, or accelerates. Porsche has recognized this, and decided to celebrate the sounds of their engines with “Sound Night” at the Porsche Museum. It’s exactly what I’m sure most of you are thinking; They roll in ten of their most influential production and race cars in the automotive industry and rev the engine for a live audience to hear. Sound Night at the Porsche Museum looks sounds like an amazing evening audio journey through the history of Porsche.

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The pictures were leaked of the newest Porsche 911 GT3 RS last week, and now a video has been posted by Porsche which shows off all of the 4.0′s amazing features. A top track day car that can be driven on the street, this new GT3 has a 4.0-liter flat-six boasting 500 horsepower. That combined with even more weight reduction compared to the previous GT3 RS means it weighs only 2,998 pounds and can race around the Nurburgring in 7 minutes 27 seconds. If you want this type of track day bliss you will have to pay quite a price; $185,000 to be exact, but that will put you in an exclusive club of only 600. On a slighly sad note, this 4.0 version will be the last 911 GT3 RS before Porsche moves on to a new GT project, but hey you can’t complain about a new Porsche.

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Seeing a Porsche 962 is a rarity and being able to take it out for a photo shoot almost never happens. This 80′s race car turned street car is absolutely stunning. Credit must got to GFWilliams Photography who posted these awesome pictures up on Luxury4Play. Checkout the complete photo shoot of the Porsche 962 here.

This past weekend during the first race of the 2011 Le Mans Series at Le Castellet in France, the pace car made a huge mistake. The driver of the Audi S5 pace car never pulled into the pit. The result when the light hit green was the front group accelerated then hit the breaks causing a ripple effect that created a pileup of GT2 Porsches. An event, that I’m sure was embarrassing to the safety car driver, caused many teams to be effectively out of the race before it even really started including a few top contenders.