How to buy a Porsche classic

In honor of the 75th birthday of Porsche To mark the 60th anniversary of the 911, the editorial team of “Motor Klassik” has updated, expanded and reissued the successful – but long out of print – Porsche buying guide.

The full range of relevant information on history, technology, engines and chassis is presented for all models of the classic series on 164 pages.

Tips from experts as well as extensive information on spare parts and workshops including addresses of specialists and clubs complement the special issue.

The Porsche buying guide is now available in stores and via shop.motorpresse.de – also as an e-paper.

“All models from the original 356 to the second water-cooled 997 generation XNUMX, the transaxle series, as well as the Boxster, Cayman, Cayenne and the first Panamera are covered in detail,” says Hans-Jörg Götzl, editor-in-chief of “Motor Klassik”.

And further: “We have also listed the respective strengths and weaknesses for each model, including all body and engine variants.”

In addition to the vehicles, stories about the traditional company also fuel the fascination of the Porsche brand.

This includes the motorsport history with legendary racing cars as well as the names of brilliant technicians and designers.

A look at Zuffenhausen classics of the future rounds off this practical standard work of Porsche literature.

“Motor Presse Stuttgart” is one of the leading international special interest media houses and is active in publishing with licensed editions and syndications in 20 countries around the world.

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