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Supercars come to MondelloMondello Park offers new Supercar Experience in time for Christmas.....
Porsche Preparing A More Powerful GT3 RSThe 2011 Porsche GT3 RS is powered by a 3.8 liter flat-six engine that delivers a total of 450 HP. With these ponies ready to race out of the engine, the GT3 RS will sprint from 0 to 60 mph in only 4 seconds and will hit a top speed of 192 mph. Now sources are claiming that Porsche will be debuting a more powerful GT3 RS on April 7th, 2011.....
Porsche Cayman R: Take a deep breathNearly every Porsche has a Sport button, and the 2011 Cayman R is no different. It quickens the PDK gearbox’s shifts, tightens throttle response and allows a bit more slip. I should’ve paid more attention to those last two bits during our morning briefing.....
Porsche 928: Decision about successor by mid 2011Porsche will decide about a successor for the Porsche 928 by mid 2011. Bring it on!

Currently, the most expensive car in Porsche portfolio is the 911 GT2 RS, costing a bank-account draining $245,000.....
Webber buys Porsche 911 GT2 RSSomeone at Porsche must have wet themselves when they realised that the tall, dark Australian chap who just wandered into the dealership was in fact Formula 1 star and all round nice guy, Mark Webber.....
Porsche Panamera S HybridPorsche has revealed its new Panamera S Hybrid. It’s the sixth version of its sports saloon, which despite attracting some scepticism upon launch, has proved a huge success: after less than a year and a half on sale, 30,000 have found homes worldwide, over 1000 of those being in the UK. And this more environmentally-minded iteration should only serve to fuel those sales figures. The hybrid version of the Porsche Cayenne accounts for one fifth of the SUV’s registrations.

The rear-drive Panamera S Hybrid gets the same powertrain. It comprises a 329bhp 3.0-litre supercharged V6 petrol engine and a 46bhp electric motor, the latter hooked up to a nickel metal hydride battery, which is topped up by energy recuperated during braking and driving. 0-62mph takes 6.0sec, while the top speed is 168mph.....
Porsche Panamera: Longwheel-based version in the worksPorsche is working on a longwheel-based Porsche Panamera for the US and China.

In a move to better appeal to North American and Chinese customers, Porsche is developing a long-wheelbase version of its Panamera, to effectuate greater rear-seat legroom in the vehicle. The 115-inch Panamera wheelbase will be extended to 120 inches. The long-wheelbase S-class boasts 124 inches.....
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