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Gemballa Mirage GT in action
If you are a Porsche (but not only!) lover you must see this video! The Carrera GT engine is a dream. A meaty 5.7-litre V10 boasting 612 horsepower. What more could one want? More power of course! GEMBALLA operates on the same principle as racing drivers: "You can never have too much power". By modifying the engine management electronics, GEMBALLA has been able to squeeze out a further 60 bhp of power and 20 Nm more torque for the V10, slicing off 0.1 seconds off the time it takes to go from 0 to 100 km/h. The added performance has also been aided by a new, fully stainless steel exhaust system that now resounds through four tail pipes instead of the standard two. GEMBALLA has positioned the two extra tail pipes where the reverse and fog warning lamps used to be. The tuning specialist has relocated the two lamps to beneath the rear diffuser.
Porsche Carrera GT at Gumball 3000 2007
If you missed this supercar, is now time to see it in action at Gumball 3000. Porsche Carrera GT was trying to park before the Gumball starts - watched by a huge crowd!
Redline Carrera GT on sale on eBay
 
If you have watch Redline you know by now that all the supercars in the world are placed together in only one movie. Of course the Enzo is the star, but the SLR or the Carrera GT are also stars in the movie. So, if you want to own one of the Redline’s supercars you have the chance, because the Carrera GT is on sale on eBay. The current bid is $100.000. This car was owned by Daniel Sadek, the producer of the movie REDLINE. This is not the one that gets thrown off of the cliff during the (...) > Full story
Porsche Carrera at 206 mph
A Porsche Carrera GT accelerates easily on the autobahn and reaches a top speed of 206 mph (333 km/h). It looks amazing in red, by the way, so enjoy the video!
Ferrari 599 GTB vs Porsche Carrera GT
How will look a $450.000 model next to a $290.000 one? More exactly a Porsche Carrera GT next to a Ferrari 599 GTB. In this case the price doesn not tell all about the car, watch the video and you will see!
Ferrari Enzo - ’World’s Most Iconic Car’
The Enzo Ferrari has been unveiled as the world’s most iconic supercar. The legendary $800.000 model, of which only a few hundred were ever built, topped a definitive list of the 100 most iconic contemporary cars that money can buy. The Zurich Iconic Car Index, founded by former Top Gear presenter, Peter Burgess, was based on a sophisticated formula which weighted factors including price, performance, engine power and marque. Zurich Iconic Car Index Top 10: Ferrari Enzo (...) > Full story Models we won’t see in 2007
Every history comes to an end. So is with the car’s life. And 2006 brought with it the demise of a slew of auto models, cars, and trucks that won’t be back on dealers’ lots in 2007, including vehicles of every stripe from exotic supercars to plebeian sedans. Farewell to: Ford GT - Many consider the GT the greatest American supercar ever—a product from Ford no less. Reception of the concept version of the vehicle at the 2002 Paris Auto Show convinced Ford to produce the car on a limited (... > Full story
2007 Gemballa Mirage GT Black Edition
The most expensive piece of work from Gemballa is called Mirage GT and it is based on the Porsche Carrera GT supercar. The "Black Edition" is a version of the Mirage GT. It comes with a new bodykit, power options, wheels, and interior modifications. Full story . Porsche Carrera GT crashed
Since today we brought you a lot of news about Ferrari and Lamborghini crashed and we were really hoping that will never have to write about a Porsche crashed, but today our hopes have been vanished. A Porsche Carrera GT, from the 1250 ever made, crashed today because "someone did not understood what too much HP and cold tires are about." The car looks really bad, we can only hope the driver is ok, but he needs to say "Good bye!" to (.. > Full story 2004 Porsche Carrera GT
Through its design language alone, the Carrera GT expresses its truly outstanding performance as an uncompromising, no-nonsense supersports. But contrary to prototypes conceived only for racing, the design of the Carrera GT, despite the re-interpretation of existing features and the use of design elements never seen before, shows a convincing resemblance in design to Porsche’s production cars, even providing a certain reminiscence of Porsche’s legendary racing cars. The typical Porsche face with the front lid swept back like an arrow and the elevated wheel arches, for example, take up the design of Porsche’s legendary sports cars. Full story | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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