Porsche 901 (1963)

Porsche 901

A legend is born at the International Motor Show Germany (IAA) in Frankfurt. It's 12 September 1963: Porsche proudly presents the eagerly anticipated successor to the 356. The new sports car, originally known as the 901, is following in great footsteps. To reflect the ambitions of the brand, Porsche is now playing in a higher league with the new model: a flat engine with six instead of four cylinders and air-cooled in the best traditions of the company, but delivering 130 PS straight away. When the new model came onto the market in 1964 it was called the 911 - the result of a discussion about naming rights with the automotive manufacturer Peugeot. The 911 is quickly accepted as a "genuine" Porsche because the performance of the new sports car exceeds all expectations. The stage is thus set for an unrivalled global career.

The expansion of the 911 model range then continued apace. In 1965, Porsche responded to a discussion in the USA that had branded cabriolets as dangerous in a typically pragmatic way: the company presented the 911 Targa as the first-ever "safety cabriolet", featuring a roll-over bar that was a good 20 centimetres wide, a removable roof section and rear mini soft top. This was known as the soft window. This was followed shortly afterwards by a panorama rear window with heatable glass. The name of the open-top variant - "Targa" - was derived from the Targa Florio endurance race in Sicily, which Porsche had already won four times.

In 1966, another design icon celebrated its world premiere along with the 160 PS 911 S: the Fuchs wheel. Probably the most famous wheel in automotive history entered new technological territory: being forged from one piece made it much lighter.

Additional model variants were ready in autumn 1967: the 911 T with 110 PS rounded off the range below the top model 911 S and the 911 E - the suffix "E" stood for petrol injection. This made it very clean: with these variants, Porsche was the first German car manufacturer to meet the strict US emissions regulations.

The continuous improvement of the 2+2-seater Porsche achieved a further milestone in the middle of 1968: from the 1969 model year, the wheelbase of the first 911 generation grew by 57 millimetres to 2,268 millimetres. Primarily, this gave the rear-engined sports car calmer handling. The 2.0-litre era ended in 1969: a four-millimetre larger bore increased displacement to 2,195 ccm. With the 1972 model year, the displacement increased even further to 2.4 litres, but the sports car was now also able to run on regular-grade petrol. Power ranged from 130 to 190 PS in the 911 S.

The 911 Carrera RS 2.7 became its very own legend with its "duck-tail" rear spoiler. This sports car weighed only 1,000 kilograms, developed a power output of 210 PS and had a top speed of over 245 km/h. In all, 1,525 cars left the factory gates in Zuffenhausen. This model therefore crowned the first 911 generation. A total of 111,995 original 911s were produced between 1963 and 1973.

- - 1964
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- - 1986
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- - 2017
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  - 2020
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  - 2018
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  - 2020
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  - 2022
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- - 2014
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  - 2015
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  - 2016
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- - 2009
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  - 2009
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  - 2011
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- - 2007
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  - 2007
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- - 1955
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- - 2020
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  - 2017
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  - 2020
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  - 2018
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  - 2024
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- - 2013
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  - 2013
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  - 2016
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  - 2015
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- - 2009
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  - 2009
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  - 2010
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- - 2005
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  - 2005
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  - 2008
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- - 2002
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  - 2002
    The Porsche Boxster S develops its superior power from a six-cylinder boxer engine displacing 3.2 litres. Maximum output at 6250 rpm is 185 kW or 252 bhp.
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- - 2001
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  - 2001
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- - 1994
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- 1964
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- - 2025
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  - 2025
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- - 2019
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  - 2023
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  - 2020
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  - 2021
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- - 2016
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  - 2016
    The Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe now develops 427 kW (580 hp) and sprints to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds. Its top speed of 330 km/h is twelve km/h higher than before.
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- - 2013
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  - 2013
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  - 2017
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  - 2014
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  4 ⇵
- - 2009
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  - 2009
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  - 2009
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  - 2011
    With a power output of 408 hp, outstanding vehicle dynamics and emphatically sporty equipment, the new Porsche 911 Carrera GTS ascends to the pinnacle of...
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  - 2010
    Introducing the new Porsche 911 Turbo making its debut at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, Porsche is once again setting the highest standard in the...
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  - 2011
    Porsche's engineers have developed the new top model in the 911 series for the sports car driver demanding the very best in performance and driving...
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  6 ⇵
- - 2005
    The all-new Porsche 911 launches with a pair of coupes that package innovative technology, more powerful engines, enhanced aerodynamics and new interiors...
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  - 2007
    The 2007 Porsche 911 Targa 4 and Porsche 911 Targa 4S feature a unique roof system that provides their occupants with a panoramic view even when the top...
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  - 2007
    The fabled wide-body, all-wheel-drive version Porsche 911 returns for the 2007 model year with several enhancements. These include tire-pressure monitoring...
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  - 2007
    The sixth generation of the range-topping Porsche 911 Turbo provides towering performance in a practical, stylish and functional package suitable for...
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- - 2002
    The 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S combines the 320-horsepower normally aspirated 911 Carrera engine with the all-wheel-drive chassis, body design and...
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  - 2002
    The Porsche 911 Targa updates a sliding glass roof design first used on the previous-generation 911 Targa, offered in the U.S. in 1996 and 1997. The...
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  - 2002
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  - 2001
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  - 2005
    The 444 horsepower (SAE) generated by the Porsche 911 Turbo S's engine is supplemented by 457 pound-feet (620 Nm) of torque, yet all of that awesome energy...
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  5 ⇵
- - 1997
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  - 1995
    The Porsche 911 Carrera RS is a lightweight variant of the Porsche 993 Carrera . It features a naturally aspirated 3.8 liter engine with 300 hp (DIN). On...
    Porsche 911 Carrera RS
  - 1995
    The new generation also set standards with its drive unit: the Porsche 911 Turbo with standard all-wheel drive came with two turbochargers in 1995.
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  3 ⇵
- - 1993
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  - 1993
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  - 1992
    The 911 Turbo initially adopted its predecessor's 3.3 litre engine, which at that time produced 320 PS, and the 911 Turbo S engine delivered an impressive 381 PS.
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  3 ⇵
- - 1984
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- - 1964
    For five decades, the 911 has been the heart of the Porsche brand. Few other automobiles in the world can look back on such a long tradition and such...
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  - 1963
    Porsche proudly presents the eagerly anticipated successor to the 356. The new sports car, originally known as the 901, is following in great footsteps.
    Porsche 901
  2 ⇵

- 1972
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- - 1967
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  - 2023
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  - 2025
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  - 2026
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- - 2014
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  - 2015
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  - 2019
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  3 ⇵
- - 2005
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  - 2006
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  - 2009
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  3 ⇵
- - 2003
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  - 2002
    A successor to the ZR-1 made its debut in 2001 as the Z06, giving a nod to the high-performance Z06 version of the C2 Corvette of the 1960s.
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  2 ⇵
- - 1983
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- - 1968
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- - 1963
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- - 1953
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- - 1972
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- - 1979
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- - 2017
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- - 2002
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- - 1990
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  - 1998
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  - 1992
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- - 2009
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  - 2011
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- - 2003
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  - 2008
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- - 2005
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  - 2008
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- - 2019
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  - 2020
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  - 2023
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  3 ⇵
- - 2016
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  - 2016
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  - 2016
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- - 2013
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  - 2013
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  - 2011
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