911 & Porsche World

The original and best – the world’s biggest-selling monthly Porsche magazine. First published in 1990, 911 & Porsche World has forged an enviable reputation as the world’s first and best-selling independent monthly Porsche publication. It’s written by a team of respected writers and photographers, and delivers the most comprehensive coverage of all models in Porsche’s illustrious history. From the iconic 356 to every generation of 911, from Porsche’s transaxle family of cars to the Boxster, Cayman, Cayenne, Macan and Panamera, 911 & Porsche World has it covered. Packed with star cars, practical guides to owning and maintaining your precious Porsche, exclusive interviews with Porsche professionals, exciting news coverage, project cars, buying guides, reader stories, motorsport reports and much more, 911 & Porsche World is essential reading for any Porsche owner or enthusiast.

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911 & Porsche World

STRONG PERSUADER • Often considered a retro oddity, does the Carrera T now make a stronger case for itself on account of this model being the only easily accessible route into ownership of a new manual 911?

THE BULLETIN • News from the world of Porsche

ESSENTIALS • Hot products for you and your precious Porsche…

TOM VAGI • You’d think the current high number of automotive manufacturers fighting for supremacy among car buyers would encourage a radical approach to the design process, but have we seen the last of cars making little sense to anyone but driving enthusiasts?

KARL MEYER • Forget Christmas. For motor traders, September has historically been the most wonderful time of year. Consider, then, the shock and amazement at last month providing a decidedly poor set of sales figures. What is the cause? More importantly, what can be done about it?

TWO OF A KIND • The 964 and 993 have become the go-to 911s for a generation of marque enthusiasts who grew up admiring these Porsches when they were new. We sample two superbly personalised examples from a single household…

ICE, ICE BABY • Offering one of the most enjoyable pursuits you’ll ever have the pleasure of experiencing in a Porsche, Lapland Ice Driving places GT3s on frozen full-size replicas of the world’s best-loved Grand Prix circuits…

FIRST CLASS • The first Retro Works GTR EVO? That’ll be the Oak Green 993 featured in our October issue. What then, is this Arctic Grey 911, built before the green car, but exhibiting GTR EVO specification? We head to Mirfield in a bid to find out…

FAST AND CURIOUS • Spectacular in Speed Yellow and wearing a GT3 body kit, this Tiptronic-equipped JDM 997 Carrera 4 featured in a Fast and Furious movie before relocating to the UK…

HIGHER POWER • How does engineering make high-revving heroes, such as the 911 GT3, possible?

BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS • By blending traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, Wiesner Classic is not only bringing previously discontinued Porsche parts back to life, but is introducing new components and accessories in the process…

ACE OF BASE • Furr and Sherwood jump in their 911s and set up camp at Plas Weunydd, situated at the heart of globally renowned Welsh slate mining territory…

944 S2 • Offering the simplicity and grunt of a large displacement inline-four with the added benefit of Turbo styling…

POWER RANGERS • Suffering fear of range anxiety? Editor Furr admits worrying about the same prior to multiple jaunts across mainland Europe in various Taycans. Despite misgivings from so-called Porsche purists, however, and not ignoring the brilliance of the manufacturer’s petrol-powered products, does its latest batch of all-electric more-door sports cars offer all things to all drivers?

AUCTION NEWS • The theme of this month’s look at auction rooms might...