Building an engine so powerful it got banned in not one, but two series, takes some doing. But Porsche did just that with the ...

This beautifully backdated 1976 Porsche 912E, powered by a 3.0L flat-six engine and dressed in striking Mexico Blue, is a standout offering from The Arizona Car Week Collection by 911r. The car, ...

The price range for the Porsche 912 varies based on the trim level you choose. The model range is available in the following body types starting from the engine/transmission specs shown below. Year ...

To commemorate the model’s launch, KAMM has unveiled a special edition that’s based on a 1968 Porsche 912 Targa. This model is presented in a period-correct Tangerine colour scheme with a ...

Most body panels are made from carbon fiber and the windows use polycarbonate. A bespoke Porsche 912 build from Kamm will set back buyers at least $407,000. In decades gone by, sports cars were ...

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Porsche will need to be as careful as they are clever to build something that elicits the same driving feel, handling, and spirit as the outgoing model. Accomplishing that without the glorious ...

To recap, the 912 was essentially an entry-level variant of the 911 which Porsche released in 1965. The big difference between the two cars? The 912 only got four cylinders. KAMM retains that ...

If you’re on the hunt for a new mattress, you’ve likely come across a material known as fiberglass. An affordable flame retardant used in mattresses, fiberglass may also pose potential health ...

Hungarian restomod specialist Kamm has revealed an open-top Targa version of its modified Porsche 912. Following the 912c coupe launched last year, the stylish new 912c Targa promises to combine ...

The Porsche 911 has had a mid-life refresh, and the big news is that the upper-mid-level (there are many levels to the 911 range) Carrera GTS is now a hybrid. You can imagine the reaction when ...

To get fiberglass out of your skin, wash the area as soon as possible to help remove the smallest pieces. You can gently wipe any larger, visible pieces of fiberglass off your skin with a damp cloth.