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As part of the special exhibition "Ferdinand Porsche - Pioneer of the Hybrid Driveâ, the Porsche Museum is presenting a reconstruction of the first workable full-hybrid car in the world, the âSemper Vivusâ until June 13, 2011.
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As standard: 19-inch light-alloy wheels in "GT3 Design" and special sports tires
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As standard: 19-inch light-alloy wheels in "GT3 Design" and special sports tires
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As standard: 19-inch light-alloy wheels in "RS Design" and special sports tires
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911
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As the Frankfurt motor show approached in September of 1989, Harm Lagaay asked stylist Steve Murkett to create something to dramatize Porsche’s new all-wheel-drive capabilities. Murkett’s radical Panamericana, which went on to be Ferry Porsche’s 80th birthday gift, was experimenting with and developing body forms for 911s many years ahead. Porsche Archiv
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As the 996 lineup proliferated, the 911 celebrated another milestone in 2003. The 40th anniversary edition commemorated four decades since the Frankfurt IAA launch in 1963. Porsche Archiv
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As typical with all-wheel-drive 911 models in the past, Weissach engineers widened rear track, by 1.65 inches in this new model, with rear fenders flared 0.87 of an inch beyond normal. The Porsche traction management system, PTM, maintained the balance between front- and rear-wheel drive, making decisions in 0.1 second. Porsche Archiv—Photo by Dieter Landenberger
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As Weissach managers imagined the G Series Turbo successor, they began to envision a technological and visual successor to the 959, known as the Typ 965. Tony Hatter created evolutionary new front fenders, and he carried over and evolved the 959’s bread basket handle rear wing. Randy Leffingwel
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Asia Premiere Porsche Macan, Tokyo Motorshow
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Asia Premiere Porsche Macan, Tokyo Motorshow, Dr. Oliver Blume (l.) and Toshiaki Kurosaka
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Asia Premiere Porsche Macan, Tokyo Motorshow, Dr. Oliver Blume, Member of the Executive Board - Production and Logistics
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Asia Premiere Porsche Macan, Tokyo Motorshow, Toshiaki Kurosaka (President of Porsche Japan K.K.)
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Aspirated by two exhaust turbochargers with charge air cooler, the flat six engine achieves 420 HP at 6000 rpm
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911
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Turbo
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Assembling an engine for the Porsche 911 SC 3.0 Litre
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911
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Assembling an engine for the Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 Litre
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Assembling engine for the Porsche 356 B
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356
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356 B
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Assembling engine for the 356
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Assembling engine for the 356
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Assembling the water tank in the trunk of the 911 Carrera
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911
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Assembly at the new engine plant
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