Porsche was founded in Stuttgart, Germany by Ferdinand Porsche in 1931.
Many early model Porsches were essentially compact two-seater sports cars that were based on Volkswagen framework.
While Porsche is known as a German brand, most early models produced by the brand were manufactured in Austria before the company re-located to Zuffenhausen in the northern suburbs of Stuttgart.
In the post-war period, Porsche introduced the 356 Speedster and the 550 Spyder. Porsche introduced the more affordable 914 in the 1970s. The decade also saw the introduction of the 911 Turbo, the 924, and even the 928, which was a front-engine, two-plus-two grand touring coupe.
Although it was only produced for two years, the Porsche Carrera GT was a highly regarded two-door roadster available between 2004 and 2006.
Latest Porsche Models the Boxster is a roadster released in 1996 and today remains one of the bestselling cars in the luxury roadster class.
The Porsche Cayman was introduced 2005. The Cayman was essentially issued in response to those clamoring for a hardtop version of the popular Boxster.
The 911 is one of the world's true classic sports cars and offered stunning performance and is well-suited for everyday use.
The Panamera is a four-door luxury sedan released in 2009.
The Cayenne (released in 2003) represented Porsche's entry into the SUV market. As a midsize luxury SUV, the Cayenne offers more performance than the average SUV.Porsche is renowned over the world for its style, cornering ability and efficient powerful engines. Current Product Range: Boxster, Cayman, 911, Panamera, and the Cayenne
The second generation of 2010 toned down the original`s eye-watering styling, and added a more luxurious cabin as well. Meanwhile, others have tried to muscle in on Porsche`s territory with varying degrees of success, but as the originator of the species the `Cayenne Turbo` badge still holds more than a little cachet: sports car, off-roader, family wagon, luxury GT, its well-heeled aficionados would see it as all those things and more, while many of its detractors still struggle with that badge even appearing on the nose of such a vehicle.
The progress of modern race cars echoes the words spoken by the mischievous Ferris Bueller to movie-goers in 1986: `Life moves pretty fast.`
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