Here at Rezmoto, we’re always talking about the future of automotive design. What will be the next big innovation? How will new technologies be incorporated into the performance industry? Well, this video of a “Porsche 9P1 Concept” by four students from ISD (Institut Supérieur de Design) certainly shows us one possible path Porsche could take.

Note the power-plant with four belt-driven generator type motors. I would love to see the specs written out for this beast. I’ll presume this is some high output modified quad-electric? The detail is uncanny and the hours and hours of discussion, concept development and artistic rendering shows through and through. Anyone else want to speculate on the power-plant?

The title says it all. Porsche’s new 911 7-speed manual…

It’s official… the turbo should look phenomenal.

What do you get when Porsche adds an ‘S’ to the end of a badge? How does an additional 50hp and 75lbs-ft torque (in overboost) sound? This is the Panamera that you should aspire too. Forget the normally aspirated plane Jane Panamera. Walk right past the Panamera Turbo, and go directly to the ‘S’. Oh, and don’t forget to deposit an additional $50k.

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)