Top Gear and the Porsche 996
One of the most memorable episodes of Top Gear was when they took a Porsche 911 Carrera, BMW 645Ci and Jaguar XKR to Pendine Sands
One of the most memorable episodes of Top Gear was when they took a Porsche 911 Carrera, BMW 645Ci and Jaguar XKR to Pendine Sands
Most Porsches are surprisingly affordable to run, in terms of fuel economy and servicing, while the lack of depreciation on many models means that a Porsche can
I was chatting to a friend recently about watches and the subject of the Porsche PDO1 watch came up. Now, I’m not a fan of
A lot has been written about the latest Porsche 991 Targa and, I have to admit, I do like the way the new Targa apes
I’ve woken up to a press release from Porsche telling me all about the new Cayenne GTS. No doubt this will be a superb car
We have a customer looking for a Porsche 964 Anniversary. It’s a sad story – he had an Anniversary that he loved but it got
Which country was a Porsche built for? It is usually easy to find out by looking at the VIL sticker which lists the car’s option
We pride ourselves on offering great Porsches at fair prices, so we’re not in the habit of offering reductions. However, we have new stock coming
From 1st October 2014, cars in the UK will no longer have to display a tax disc in the corner of the windscreen. The tax
I’m often asked what my favourite Porsche is, and it’s a question I struggle to answer, as it changes from day to day. I usually
Every now and then, a Porsche comes on the market which has been owned by a celebrity and, as such, is priced at a premium.
Just last week a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta sold for $38.1-million (about £22-million) which is a record for a car sold at auction. Great
Official Porsche Centres comes third from top in a survey of car dealers commissioned by Auto Express magazine. An excellent result and an improvement from
Just received an email from our local Porsche Centre promoting its latest product. It’s a wall clock made from a 20-inch Porsche 911 Turbo wheel
Last year, I spent a couple of weeks with a television production company helping with a show comparing a modified Porsche 964 Carrera 4 with
Some say that the Porsche 996 interior is dull and poorly made. I disagree. For the first time in the 911’s long life, when the
In the summer of 2013, I spent a great couple of weeks with a television production company driving a 964 Carrera 4 and a Cayman
The August 2014 issue of GT Porsche has just landed with a thud through the letterbox and I am delighted to see that that a
People often grumble that the latest Porsche 911s have become more grand-tourers than sports cars – a sentiment I can sympathise with but one which
The new issue of GT Porsche magazine is on sale now and what a cracking read it is. And I’m not just saying that because
Porsche has just announced its Martini Racing Edition, a 991 Carrera S finished in the Martini livery made famous in the 1970s. Back then, you
A common question I get asked is “Will a baby seat fit in the back of a Porsche 911 or 944”. It’s a good one
The fact that a Porsche 964 Carrera 2 RS (above) sold for a record-breaking £215,000 at auction recently has been big news that has caused
New Porsches offer remarkable fuel economy, a fact which fellow motoring writer Richard Aucock today flagged up on Twitter with this photo (above) of a
I was delighted to visit the home and studio of automotive illustrator Peter Hutton today, as part of the Chichester Arts Trail. Peter, who’s a
Car Dealer magazine has compiled its top 100 most influential car dealers on Twitter list for 2014 and I’m delighted to see that I come in
I’ve just received the June 2014 issue of GT Porsche magazine and, as ever, it’s a good one. An article on why an early Porsche
A customer of ours runs a specialist furniture design company Splinterworks and has just
I’ve had conversations with two Porsche owners recently which shows how random Porsche’s part pricing can appear. First, there’s the gentleman with an 993 Carrera
A friend who works at Goodwood is looking for a really good example of an early Porsche 928 to be displayed at the Earls Court
I’ve just been browsing through some very early issues of 911 & Porsche World magazine, bringing back some happy memories. Sadly, I don’t have issue
The May 2014 issue of GT Porsche magazine is now on sale and, as always, has a great selection of classic and modern Porsches featured
A couple of months back, I spent a very wet day at Chobham circuit with the crew from Classic Cars magazine. They asked me to
The May 2014 issue of Octane magazine has a major feature on pre-1973 Porsche 911s, running over 12 pages. It includes a drive of a
We were first introduced to the Porsche Boxster back in 1993, when Porsche unveiled its stunning Boxster concept car at the Detroit Motor Show. With
Porsches are selling well here at Philip Raby Porsche and we have a database of buyers looking for great cars. In particular demand are all
When I was fresh-faced and new to motoring journalism, the first press car from Porsche I ever drove was a red 944 S2 Cabriolet, with
It’s not often I get emotional about selling Porsches, but I was quite sad to see this Cayenne go off to its new owners at
We recently had a Porsche fitted with a SmarTrack tracking device supplied by Global Telemetrics. To be honest, we picked the company simply because they
I was chatting with a colleague yesterday about Porsches and he mentioned he was thinking of buying a 996. It sounded an interesting car but
I was at a photoshoot for GT Porsche magazine yesterday, with a group of Porsche Boxsters and Caymans. All great cars, but one that stood
I was at a photoshoot for GT Porsche magazine yesterday, with a group of Porsche Boxsters and Caymans. All great cars, but one that stood
I’ve just received the April 2014 issue of GT Porsche magazine and was delighted to see that two of our cars – a brace of
There are rumours flying around that Porsche will announce a 991 Turbo Targa very soon. Tim Hutton, a graphic designer friend, created this clever image
If you own a GT2, GT3 or GTS, you’ll be familiar with Alcantara – a hard-wearing suede-like material. A Facebook friend in Hong Kong, Jimmy
People often ask me what my favourite Porsche is, and it’s a question I struggle to answer. I like them all and my favourite is
Returning home from skiing in the French Alps (click here for details), I couldn’t resist stopping off at the remains of the Reims-Gueux circuit. It’s a
Skiing is a lot of fun but, for those of us in England, it involves heading off to the Alps, either by plane or car.
I’ve just had an email from someone selling the UK numberplate ‘P911 OLD’ which is certainly eye-catching. However, because it’s an age-related plate it can’t
I’ve long said that cars – Porsches in particular – shouldn’t cost a lot to buy and run, especially if you opt for a model