Ever wondered where Porsche keeps all their precious treasure when it’s not being displayed at their museum? Before this storage facility was opened in 2012, the cars were split across various different locations throughout Stuttgart, Germany. As well as this, there were thousands of parts that required indexing. Alexander E. Klein, Beny Marjanac and their colleagues at Porsche, have worked late nights and early mornings to organise this automotive treasure trove.
This isn’t the first story about Porsche’s storage facility, and it won’t be the last. But this dream garage on steroids is constantly changing, so no walk through is ever the same. Madness. We join Beny for a POV tour of the not-so-secret bunker.
Sports car manufacturers often boast that they make “race cars you can drive on the street.” But, if you’re planning to drive your car on the street, you should probably drive something that’s optimized for that. Streets are not racetracks. Streets have potholes, speed bumps and traffic jams.
This is why I love a good grand touring car. GT cars are, essentially, sports cars engineered for genuine enjoyment in the world we actually live and drive in. The best GT cars provide the excitement of a sports car on twisting roads, along with comfort and ease when … More
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The New York to Los Angeles Cannonball Record that Ed Bolian, Dave Black, and Dan Huang set in 2013 has just been broken by Arne Toman, Doug Tabbutt, and Berkeley Chadwick. Here’s the story of the 2015 Mercedes-Benz E63S AMG they used to do it.