Porsche Celebrates 60th Anniversary of First Road Approved Car

Porsche 356 no1
Porsche Model 356/1 at Porsche Museum
Design drawing of the new Panamera Sports Coup?
Cayenne Hybrid
Ferry Porsche (centre), his father Ferdinand Porsche (right) and Erwin Komenda (left), 1948, in front of the 356 No. 1 in Gm?nd
Ferry Porsche (1968) with 911 2,0 Coup?
Ferdinand Alexander Porsche (1963) in front of a Porsche 901
356 A Coup? (MY 1956) and 356 Speedster (MY 1955), in spring 1956
The first Porsche 911 Targa model year 1967
914-6 (MY 1970)
911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coup? (MY 1973)
Walter R?hrl in a Porsche 959 (1986)
Concept car of the Boxster, shown 1993 at the exhibitions in Detroit and Geneva
Model range showing the 911 Turbo Cabriolet, the Cayman S, the Boxster and the Cayenne GTS (2008)
Building the engine into a Porsche 356 B (1960)
Aerial view of Zuffenhausen with Museum site (2007)
Ferdinand Pi?ch (left) and Helmuth Bott (right) with the Porsche Type 917 in Works 1 on 04.22.1969
The 911 GT1 which won in Le Mans in 1998

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jai_mav

to celebrate, they should make a crazy 400 hp version of the 356, if at all it is possible.

June 2, 2008 4:40 pm

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GranTurismo

Porsches are one of those things which make the world more interesting.

June 3, 2008 3:04 am

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alessandro

I thought so long that look of the Porsche Carrera models is kept as a best design heritage they have but it is just happened to be a narrowness of wiew and design disability.

June 3, 2008 10:02 am

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THERENAISSANCEMAN

it is remarkable to note that Porsche used to design and manufacture automobiles with uncomplicatedly minimalist lines that honestly convey beauty in all its purity as this 356 Model 01 manifests. sadly , at these times , Porsche's automotive intentions are not much different from that of a streetwalker who struts around parading its ostentatious ,tarted-up looks starting with that vulgar,,,gaping-wide,,,ostentatious,,, air intakes married to a bodyshell replete with tacky sheet metal geometry.

June 3, 2008 5:26 pm

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