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United States Municipal and Metropolitan police Given the multi-layered and comprehensive nature of the law enforcement system in the United States, it may seem surprising that no American police force has ever officially adopted Porsche vehicles. This is partially explained through a multitude of reasons, ranging from economic to political...
Belgian Gendarmerie Belgium, a random afternoon in the spring of 1974: a man is speeding down the A10 between Brussels and Ostend. After a few kilometers, he spots a flashing blue light in his rearview mirror—that can only mean one thing: the cops! Obviously, getting another ticket isn’t something our...
We return to the year 1980 and the ill-fated Typ 940 program. By 1979, Porsche had become ubiquitous in the American car market. Offering products that mixed economy, performance, and, more importantly, an identity blended with a unique lifestyle, the Zuffenhausen brand knew it had struck gold. It is no...
Between 1987 and 1990, Porsche forged a remarkable path in American motorsports, with one of its most memorable moments being the team’s short-lived, yet intense, stint in CART/IndyCar. Join us in the second part about the story of this epic, as the Zuffenhausen-based company faced growing challenges to establish itself...
Between 1987 and 1990, Porsche forged a remarkable path in American motorsports, with one of its most memorable moments being the team’s short-lived, yet intense, stint in CART/IndyCar. Join us in the first part about the story of this adventure, as the Zuffenhausen-based company tried to establish itself in the...
906: Born to Race Considered one of the most distinctive designs of the 1960s, the Porsche Carrera 6, more popularly known as the 906, was certainly also one of the most remarkable pieces of German engineering. As is already well known, the origins of the model can be traced back...