This custom 964 is a raw, analog reminder that Porsche’s magic isn’t in the performance figures – it’s in the feel.

While a Porsche 718 Cayman S like this one would have retailed for around $70,000 before optional extras, the used market ...

What would that money buy if you threw caution to the wind, ignored the fact that you are a sensible grown up, and just ...

Collectible convertible cars like the 1957 Chevy Bel Air can cost a pretty penny, but you can buy other classics.

The original Volkswagen Beetle was a popular blank canvas for budding builders, most famously in the case of Bruce Meyers with his Manx beach buggy. However, sometimes the reverse happens, as with ...

Lots more replacement panels and parts are now available and there are a healthy number of Porsche specialists who actually know what the car is. The 914’s small footprint and practical body with its ...

The closest the car world ever got to a flat-eight-powered model was a one-of-a-kind (well, two-of-a-kind) prototype built by Porsche in the late 1960s: the 914/8 ... a road car body in much ...

The 924 replaced the 914 at the lower end of the Porsche ... Unlike every Porsche that had come before it, the 928 used Porsche-produced parts for its body, engine, and suspension.

It is 1970, just six years after the Porsche 911 went into production. Porsche unveils the 914, a joint venture between Volkswagen and Porsche. The 914 would be a mid-engine, volume-production ...

If the Porsche Cayman's spiritual ancestor is the 914, then this is the GT4 version. With a flat-six engine borrowed from the 911T, it's a junior Porsche that demands respect. Very rare for the ...

However, that is not a universally held belief. Porsche claims the 914 proposal was an in-house design primarily by automotive body engineer Heinrich Klie. The original plan was to sell the flat ...

The body was widened with steel fender flares ... Näher began a restoration on the car in 2002, making liberal use of rare parts and expertise from Porsche to correctly return 914/58 to its “as raced” ...