Porsche’s factory team took its first international win at the 1951 24 Hours of Le Mans with a 356 Gmund SL Coupe, but privateers throughout the 1950s contributed the majority of wins and podiums. One ...

The 1953 Porsche 356 did not win its place in history with brute force. It did it with restraint, by proving that careful weight saving and modest power could outrun heavier rivals and shape how ...

The history of the 356 begins with Porsche Konstruktionen, a company founded by Ferry Porsche and Louise Piech in 1947. The son and daughter of Ferdinand Porsche were joined by designer Erwin Komenda ...

Porsche may have never survived long enough to make its way to the United States if not for Maximillian E. Hoffman. The owner of New York City's Hoffman Motor Car Company, Hoffman welcomed the first ...

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 ...

The Porsche 356 Borghi Abarth is a car like no other in the most literal sense of the word. Based upon an original Porsche 356 built in 1953 as a 1954 model year, this one-off example is a custom ...

The Porsche Vision 357 celebrates the Porsche 356’s 75th birthday. This concept sports the powertrain from the 718 Cayman GT4, which means it features a mid-mounted 4.0-liter flat-six that makes 493 ...

This is the story of a hot rod Porsche 356 most of you will never lay eyes on in person, let alone drive. It's a "1 of 1" in the truest possible sense. (Porsche built two 993 GT1s, you hear me?) It ...