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Let's delve into the fascinating story of how the iconic Porsche 911 came to be. It was 1963 and Ferdinand Alexander Porsche was tasked with creating a sporty "grand tourer" that would carry the family name and make it onto the market. Little did he know, this project would give birth to a legend that would forever change the automotive world.

I recently inherited a 1968 Porsche 911 S from my grandfather and I'm eager to get it appraised. The car has been stored in a climate-controlled garage its entire life and still retains much of its originality. It's powered by the iconic 2.0L flat-six and is said to be one of only a handful of '68 S models remaining in such pristine condition. Is my grandfather's pride and joy truly worth $100k?

Considering modern powerplants to breathe new life into a classic '73 Carrera - what options are most desirable?

I'm planning to restore my grandfather's 1969 Porsche Targa and I'm completely new to the process. The car is in rough shape, with rust, faded paint, and some mechanical issues. I'm looking for advice on where to start - what are the essential steps to get this classic back on the road?

Comparing the 911's performance and features to contemporaries like the Ferrari 308, Corvette, and Lotus Esprit of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Seeking advice on the most effective methods to restore and maintain a classic 911's interior to its original glory.

I've recently acquired a '68 911 and was wondering if its handling still compares to modern sports cars after all these years.

Sharing my dilemma: I found a low mileage '67 911S and want to know if I'm overpaying its asking price.

In light of the upcoming anniversary, I'd like to revisit a pivotal moment in Porsche's history: the impact of 9/11 on their reputation and sales. Just weeks after the tragic events, many owners were shamed for still driving Porsches amidst patriotic fervor against luxury brands. How did this affect your love for the brand?

Sharing ideas on how to restore and modernize a 1972 Carrera Porsche without sacrificing its classic appeal or depleting my wallet.