Porsche Culture Stories

Discover stories about Porsche inspiration. Of how we help inspire, and are inspired by, a passion for art and design, music and cuisine, fashion and contemporary luxury.

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Festival of colour: the vivid Porsche race car art of Jake Yorath

Manufacturers like Porsche, race series, racing teams and global brands flock to this British automotive artist for his inspiring artwork that’s dynamic and instantly recognisable
Person whittling stick in the snow with a puukko knife

The simple tool and cultural icon that’s part of a Finnish Arctic experience

The puukko knife has been a fundamental tool for life in the Arctic for thousands of years. Today, it’s even more than that – it’s a symbol of Finnish pride
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Forza Horizon 5: the complete list of Porsche cars

Race through Mexico in a spectacular range of Porsche cars. This is the complete list of cars available in Forza Horizon 5

Pushing boundaries. Breaking glass ceilings

For film stunt driver Sera Trimble there are neither limits nor limitations, just a mighty inner drive – something she shares with the timeless 911

A passion for Porsche

Holidays spent in the family 911 ignited Catharina Allaert’s love for Porsche. It’s one that endures
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Bridging the Gulf

From Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, Porsche discovers the female leaders and entrepreneurs breaking down barriers and giving thrilling inspiration to women across the region
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Sustainability at Porsche: tackling the climate issue head on

Porsche and South Pole are improving lives and the environment through people-first sustainability projects that strike at the heart of the problem

“I just want to have fun”

When you undertake Classic cars training at the Porsche Track Experience, you’ll encounter extraordinary vehicles and passionate owners
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A model example: David Gandy’s lifelong love of classic cars

He is one of the world’s most recognisable models. But David Gandy also has a love for cars that can be traced back to his early childhood

Capturing timeless minimalism

One man’s passion for photography and affection for Porsche has led to a labour of love becoming a beautiful, elegant celebration of the 911 in print
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For the love of the 911: a passion ignited

The connection between a father and son is always special. But to Philipp M Hohenthanner, that bond went beyond that. He tells us how his dad’s love of Porsche has led Philipp to a life that celebrates the magic of the 911
Yellow 1973 911 T and silver 1973 911 parked alongside

Twice as nice: the tale of two classic Porsche 911 sports cars

When Markus, a long-time Porsche owner from Mannheim, Germany wanted to treat himself to a birthday present, he began hunting for a classic 911 from the year of his birth. And then he wanted another…
Man entering green 718 Boxster GTS 4.0, pine trees behind

Porsche heritage: the story of the iconic 718

718 is more than a number. It stands for winning, excellence and performance. And the name of a game-changing race car that’s inspired two acclaimed modern Porsche sports cars. This is its story
Man with camera shoots Porsche as it exits a bend

How to photograph a Porsche

Whether it’s to post on Instagram, share with friends or as a hobby, photographing cars is a popular pastime. But it’s never as easy as it looks. Porsche photographer Sebastian Kubatz shares his valuable tips to get the most out of your car shots
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Analogue never dies

To Johannes Huwe, ‘throwaway’ culture is nonsensical and obscene. From classic cars to cameras to clothing, he celebrates the enduring attraction and practicality of time-honoured craftsmanship
Hans Herrmann drives his Porsche 550 Spyder at Carrera Panamericana

The wild event that shaped Porsche and TAG Heuer’s racing experience

As the two luxury brands launch a new watch together, we find out how a notorious Mexican road race inspired them both
Porsche driving on a winding road beside the sea

Earth Day 2021: seven ways Porsche is leading the sustainability charge

As we look to the future, Porsche has ambitious plans that are already in motion
LEGO Porsche 911 Targa rear three-quarters view

LEGO and Porsche: the art of selling desire

The 1960s to 1980s were a golden age for print advertising – including Porsche. With LEGO recreating a number of standout Porsche ads from yesteryear for its new LEGO 911 model, we shine a light on their original incarnations
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Benji B: the sound of style

As musical director for Louis Vuitton Men, Benji B knows all about luxury and the joy of detail. The forward-thinking DJ and producer takes a Taycan onto the streets of London and discusses his creative vision

Sneaker culture meets the cult of the 911 Turbo

With the launch of this year’s new 911 Turbo, Type 992, Porsche Cars North America reached out to potential future owners – and sneaker fans – in an innovative way

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* Data determined in accordance with the measurement method required by law. Since 1 September 2017 certain new cars have been type approved in accordance with the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP), a more realistic test procedure to measure fuel/electricity consumption and CO₂ emissions. As of 1 September 2018 the WLTP replaced the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). Due to the more realistic test conditions, the fuel/electricity consumption and CO₂ emission values determined in accordance with the WLTP will, in many cases, be higher than those determined in accordance with the NEDC. This may lead to corresponding changes in vehicle taxation from 1 September 2018. You can find more information on the difference between WLTP and NEDC at www.porsche.com/wltp.

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