Runge Cars announces a 5.3-liter air-cooled flat-eight engine for its lightweight R3 supercar – and it's compatible with air-cooled Porsche 911s.

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This video introduces an electric conversion kit developed for the Porsche 911. The system is designed to replace the combustion engine with a modern electric drivetrain while preserving the original ...

Porsche's all-conquering, two-front factory Le Mans racing program is getting smaller. The Porsche Penske Motorsports team will close its two-car FIA World Endurance Championship program for the 2026 ...

This realistic 348-piece build of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS Super Car even has a near-perfect Amazon rating. Athlon Sports aims to feature only the best products and services. We may receive compensation ...

I’ve been reading about cars for much longer than I’ve been writing about them. One formative story was delivered in Car magazine’s September 1987 issue, when editor Gavin Green delivered one of the ...

Porsche announced Tuesday morning that it will pull the plug on its factory Hypercar program in the FIA World Endurance Championship at the end of this season. The move follows a board-level review of ...

Runge Cars of Minnesota has released its latest creation, an air-cooled 5.3-liter flat-eight engine. Destined to power a lightweight, mid-engined supercar called the Runge R3, it'll also fit in the ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Even if you're the most careful driver, chances are you've encountered scratches on your car at some point. Sometimes it might be because of ...

Normally when someone in a car company shirt says something so overwhelmingly positive about a car, you can dismiss it as pure marketing hyperbole. But not this time. Those words belong to Porsche ...