Michael Macht is Porsche’s new CEO. This 49-year-old production expert has pursued a 19-year strategy for success at the company: work, work, work.

You’ll know them by their rear wing—the new 911 Turbo and the 911 Turbo Cabriolet have surged in power. They show off their full range of performance in the Arctic Circle.

A unique opportunity with the Porsche Travel Club made it possible to set off in a Panamera before it came on the market. Porsche’s fourth series receives an enthusiastic welcome.

At the assembly plant in Leipzig, perfect interplay between staff and machinery ensures that the Panamera receives everything it needs. We visit this cutting-edge automotive production site.

The Panamera is transforming the roads. And also bookshelves. An impressive volume entitled Panamera Moment not only has an unusual format — its contents live up to the promise of its title.

The only natural limit at the Ice Force training camp is that of tire adhesion on a slippery surface. The Porsche Sport Driving School invites us to a drift extravaganza on a frozen lake in Finland.

Dr. Wendelin Wiedeking was the CEO of Porsche AG for seventeen years. “He led the company out of hard times to heights that no one had imagined before,” said Supervisory Board Chairman Dr. Wolfgang Porsche of Wiedeking, who stepped down from his post on July 23, 2009.