When it comes to Porsche classics, it's the 911 and 356 that get all the attention. The 914, the company's entry-level sports car from 1969 to 1976, has been living in the shadows for years. But now ...

Following stints in TV news production and as a record company publicist, Chris spent most of his career in automotive publishing. Mentored by Automobile Magazine founder David E. Davis Jr., Paukert ...

It took a while for the Porsche 914 to earn respect on the collector’s market, and the Volkswagen-derived air-cooled flat-four that powered most of the production run certainly didn’t help things.

Porsche's engineering research and development efforts are legend. They have resulted in many modern miracles of vehicle dynamics and performance, both on racetracks and off, most of which we've ...

The Porsche 914 was one of Porsche's most polarizing designs, largely because it was such a departure from the traditional Porsche look, and as a result I think it tended to get unfairly maligned.

According to source material from Volkswagen’s online newsroom, the 914 came about due to compatible goals between both automakers. VW wanted to develop a vehicle with more athleticism, while Porsche ...

The 914/4, as the original is technically called, was introduced with a workmanlike Volkswagen (not Porsche) flat-four engine, and it was popular, too, with more than 115,600 examples produced from ...

View post: Rolls-Royce Ready to Replace Spectre EV Batteries for the Next 25 Years It is 1970, just six years after the Porsche 911 went into production. Porsche unveils the 914, a joint venture ...

Porsche is getting ready to reinvent its 718 mid-engined sports cars as EVs in 2026, but over in the world of classic Porsches, someone has performed a very different transformation on the 718’s ...

To celebrate its 60th anniversary in America, Porsche launched a search for the earliest production car sold in the United States. The search uncovered a number of incredible historic Porsches before ...

The 356 is responsible for putting the Porsche brand on the market as a car manufacturer. American importer Max Hoffman advised the Stuttgart-based automaker to develop the open-top Speedster, which ...