Porsche

Venerated for performance, envied for splendor, and recognized for track records as fierce as they look; creations of meticulous and proven German engineering - these are the cars known as Porsche. These high-performance, luxury vehicles are all purposefully and meticulously designed for both professional and lifestyle zeal. They’re attractive, competitive, and luxurious, and come with an air of exclusivity. Porsches vehicles have been this way for generations and the brand shows no signs of slowing - a word that this automaker doesn’t know exists. These are the poster-automobiles of true driving enthusiasts, adrenaline-seekers, and even retirees.

The Porsche Lineup and New Porsche Cars

• Coupes and Convertibles: From the 718 and 911 lines are the sportiest and most popular of Porsche models, offering top-tier levels of capability and aggressively athletic aesthetics to boot. High displacement, turbocharged, and specially-tuned powertrains are commonplace, along with the underpinnings to grant these fearsome machines unparalleled aptitude. However, ride quality and passenger luxury are certainly not forgotten, though the cabins are driver-focused, with most tech and features centered around the cockpit. These Porsches cost a fair sum but they’re for the purists at heart, the dreamers, and the lovers of the ride.
• Sedans: While still very proficient, a standard four-door layout makes these balanced Porsche automobiles ideal for an enthusiast with a budding family. There are gasoline, hybrid, and an EV alternative presented within the segment, providing shoppers with a small but diverse selection of $100,000 everyday drivers. Befitting their more family-centric ethos, more consideration is given to passengers with a whole lot more creature comforts and conveniences included over the more purposed machines, even at the base level
• SUVs and Crossovers: If you really want one of the newest Porsches but you’re on a tighter budget than the average millionaire retiree, the conventional versions of the Cayenne and the Macan are some of the more affordable nameplates from the brand. Like the sedans, they are properly outfitted with a decent consignment of occupant-centric features and technologies aimed at opulent comfort and convenience. They’re also primarily built for tranquility and refinement on the road and for safety. With that said, however, they’re still undeniably apt in competition, bringing all the renown and potential synonymous with the badge.
• Wagons: The Panamera is one of the last remaining station wagons available on the US market. There are three attractive offers within the nameplate, each with a different engine; a standard variant offering balanced dynamics at a reasonable fare, a more poised and expensive Turbo variant, and its hybridized counterpart. Engines span from a calm 3.0L V6 to a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 with a PHEV version of both presented for the relevant counterpart.

Porsche Models and Prices

What to Consider Before Buying a New Porsche Car

With the exceptionally high starting price of any Porsche, there’s a lot of pre-purchase research that should be done by prospective buyers before purchasing any new Porsche. CarBuzz’s buyer’s guide and shopping tools section makes doing so as easy as possible. The comprehensive reviews cover details on prices, powertrain and feature specs, mileage, safety and reliability, and more, for all new and used rides available in the USA. The BuzzScore ratings, pictures, and the comparison tool also make it really easy to compare rivals against one another. Once you’ve perused the Porsche reviews, we suggest taking your favored options out for a test drive, get some photos of yourself in them, and then see which you like best.

FAQs About Porsche Vehicle’s