Porsche Classic has redesigned the G-series 911 tool bag, producing a new edition with a spectacular look inspired by the interior fabrics used in 911 production during the late 1970s.
Porsche Santa Clarita, a member of the Galpin Motors family, unveiled its 1974 911 Carrera Targa ‘Safari’ at the Werks Reunion in Monterey, California, as part of the USA’s latest Porsche Classic Restoration Challenge competition
If you’ve ever visited the Trax show at Silverstone, you’ll know that there are generally precious few Jaguars among the hordes of modified Japanese and German cars on show.
Leading classic Volkswagen parts supplier, EMPI Inc., has acquired legendary Porsche specialist product manufacturer, PMO Carburetion & Injection, from company founder, Richard Parr
More powerful, more dynamic and more individual. This is how TECHART describes its new power package for the 992 GTS. The exclusive customisation programme offers an increase in engine output of almost 80bhp
Goran Turkic from Tedson Motors recently unveiled the company’s first official car to the public in Monaco. Prior to the event, Total 911 discussed the company’s ethos and passion for backdate 911s.
This example of a bespoke Classic Reborn E had a high profile baptism of fire, as its first run was to represent the ’60s in the Queens Platinum Jubilee parade
This year marks the sixtieth anniversary of Milan Design Week, the world’s most important design fair, presenting events and exhibitions showcasing exciting design of all disciplines in hundreds of venues across the northern Italian city.
The restomod market has expanded once again thanks to the launch of a brace of British-built models by two separate specialist companies. First up is the Healey by Caton, created by a Coventry-based firm that specialises in bespoke engineering projects.
