Category: Porsche

The reason for Porsche to build such a road going machine is pure and simple - to stay alive. Staying alive also included featuring a lineup that departed from pandering to Porsche purists and produce an attainable roadster, SUV, and 4-door sedan. Porsche needed more than it's fanatical fan base to survive.

The reason for Porsche to build such a road going machine is pure and simple - to stay alive. Staying alive also included featuring a lineup that departed from pandering to Porsche purists and produce an attainable roadster, SUV, and 4-door sedan. Porsche needed more than it's fanatical fan base to survive.

Porsche as a brand has been build upon specific tangible and authentic intangible attributes that have made it a first-rate manufacturer of automobiles. Porsche motorcars continue to provide owners with a sense of confidence, exclusivity and satisfaction that all fall within the parameters of being a premium brand. Therefore, it comes as little surprise that Porsche owners have scored their vehicles so high throughout the 2010 Ideal Vehicle Awards as to propel the brand to the top of the premium brand list.

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Porsche wins top premium brand for the 2010 IVAs. This must be what those in Zuffenhausen mean when they chime ‘ There is no substitute’.

Sports Car: Porsche took over the first three spots in the Ideal Vehicle Awards Sports Car Segment, but it was the Porsche Cayman that owners found to be the overall winner. This mid-engine wonder convinced 100% of the owners surveyed that Porsche engineers could not improve upon the handling of the Cayman. Other ratings almost as high include exterior size and styling, ride and safety.

2010 Porsche 911 Wins AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Sports Car

AutoPacific today announced its 14th Annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSA) to help consumers make informed vehicle purchase decisions.

Congratulations to 2009 Porsche 911, winning the 2009 AutoPacific Ideal Vehicle Award for the Sports Car segment.

Porsche's 911 is still a winner, taking the 2009 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Sports Car.

Porsche's 911 is still a winner, taking the 2009 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Sports Car.

The engineers at Porsche believe in precision instruments, the idea that design should follow function, and the belief in ‘staying the course’. These neurosurgeons of the sports car segment have again reflected on the past to outline the future. As expected and true to Porsche form, they have moved their mid-engine lineup forward with an evolutionary design change to the new Boxster and Cayman. Nothing revolutionary, but a redesigned front and rear along with some performance upgrades.