Porsche celebrated a special milestone in a rather unique way recently when they racked up 2 million Facebook fans. To mark the occasion, a special Cayman S featuring the fan’s photos has been created and is currently on display at Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. If you’re a fan and curious to see if you made it onto the car, you can go to this site and by entering your name, you will be able to check for your photograph.

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Today we present the latest episode of Driven. You can watch the all new Porsche 911 (991) being put through its paces at the Porsche Experience Centre Silverstone. Gordon Robertson explains some of the new cutting edge technology developed for the car while also exploring how it remains true to its iconic 911 roots. Enjoy!

This week first official images of the upcoming 2013 Porsche Boxster have been unveiled. We have to admit that we quite like what we see – the new Boxster looks more aggressive and sporty that its predecessors.

“The open-top two-seat car receives an entirely new lightweight body and a completely revamped chassis. The new Boxster weighs less than the previous generation and rides on a longer wheelbase and a wider track. These new dimensions are coupled with larger wheels and a new electromechanical power steering system to significantly enhance the mid-engine sports car’s driving dynamics. The new Boxster boasts superior performance and is also up to 15 percent more fuel-efficient than previous models on the European cycle.

The new sports car generation makes its debut in the classic Porsche pairing of Boxster and Boxster S. Both models are powered by flat-six engines with direct fuel injection, the efficiency of which is further enhanced by electrical system recuperation, thermal management and start/stop function. The base model’s new power unit delivers 265 hp from a 2.7 liter displacement – ten hp more than its larger displacement predecessor.

Technically, it is now based on the 3.4-liter engine of the Boxster S. This now delivers 315 hp, which is five hp more than before. Both models feature a manual six-speed gearbox as standard with the seven-speed Porsche Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (PDK) available as an option. Both sports cars achieve their best fuel consumption and acceleration performance with the PDK. With gear changes without interruption to the power flow, the Boxster sprints from zero to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds, the Boxster S in 4.7 seconds.”

Take a further look at the 2013 Porsche Boxster after the jump.

If you have 10 minutes to spare right about now, then be sure to give this video a watch. The video features Porsche engineers put in work to test out the all-new 2012 Porsche Carrera 911. They take the vehicle to South Africa and the Arctic Circle and really get rigorous with it.

Porsche is introducing two new cabriolet versions of the recently unveiled seventh-generation 911 Carrera. These new models, the 911 Carrera Cabriolet and 911 Carrera S Cabriolet, will go on sale Spring 2012.

Like the coupe, the 2012 911 Carrera cabriolet features innovative aluminum-steel construction with the addition of an all-new convertible top design, which preserves the typically sleek 911 coupe roof line. Intelligent lightweight design that includes extensive use of aluminum, magnesium and advanced high strength steel ensures lower vehicle mass and lower fuel consumption while offering improved driving dynamics and additional comfort. As with the 911 coupe models, the new Porsche open-top models are significantly lighter than their predecessors. Each of the two new cabriolets uses the same engine as their coupe equivalents.

Take a further look at the new convertibles after the jump.

After having presented the upcoming 2012 Porsche 911 Carrera the other day, we now present the official commercial of the 2012 Porsche 911 Carrera S version, the sportier and slightly stronger street version of the iconic sports car.

Some images of the car follow after the jump.

Sitting between the 911 GT3 Cup and 911 GT3 RSR (which competes in Le Mans races), the 911 GT3 R represents the mid-range of Porsche’s customer racing vehicles. For 2012, the engine output has increased by 20 hp (to 500 hp), paddle-shifts have been added to the steering wheel to ensure gear changes are even quicker and simpler, and a softer anti-roll bar on the front axle reduces understeer. The new Porsche 911 GT3 R will be delivered to teams around the world from November 2011, with a starting price of 304,500 Euro. Note the adidas logo on the wing.

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Ahead of the IAA car tradeshow in Frankfurt, images have leaked of the upcoming 2012 Porsche 911, certainly one of the more anticipated cars to come out in the near future.

While keeping the shape very similar to the current 911, the Stuttgart car manufacturer added a few design details that make overall quite a big difference. Both the front and back have been updated and while seeming a little more round, the car looks even more sporty and aggressive than before. Concerning the interior you really feel the luxury expertise that Porsche has gained over the years, mainly due to their Panamera model. Comfort, functionality and just overall appearance have received a big upgrade inside the car.

The overall longer look is no surprise, as the new 2012 Porsche 911 is in fact slightly longer than its predecessor. Soon news should also come out on the engine upgrades of the car.

Take a more detailed look at the beast after the jump.

Porsche has released a special edition 911 Turbo to celebrate the company’s tenth anniversary in China. There are only ten of the models available in the world, and each comes with a gold exterior, 19 inch Sport Classic wheels, Alcantara sport seats and a carbon fiber rear spoiler.

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Before moving on to their next 911 series, Porsche is busy releasing a few new limited edition models on the popular current model. Today we present the Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS. The all wheel drive version comes with a 408 horsepower engine, an all Alcantara leather interior, special 19-inch spyder wheels and a mechanical rear differential lock. Furthermore the breaks come in red on this special edition, giving the car an even sportier look.

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS will be released as a coupe and a convertible.