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What could easily be mistaken for a 991 Convertible or perhaps even a Speedster by an untrained eye is in fact the next generation of the 911 Targa.
- Porsche Reveals 911 Targa 4s Exclusive Mayfair Edition On Film
In honor of the Targa Florio, a legendary mountainside race in Sicily, Porsche is bringing us the 911 Targa 4S Exclusive Mayfair Edition, limited to just 10 units. Read more »...
- Porsche Flaunts New 911 Targa In Latest Promo Video
There’s no doubt that the roof of the Porsche 911 Targa will be the main reason people will buy the car. Why would anyone bother with the 911 Targa when the 911 Coupe promises to offer a sharper driving experience and the 911 Cabriolet a lot more...
- Porsche Blows The Top Off Retro-sexy 911 Targa, Priced From $101,600* [w/video]
Porsche is returning back to the 911's roots with the new Targa edition that is making its world premiere at the 2014 Detroit Motor Show today. In a nicely done nostalgic approach that mimics the original 911 Targa of 1965, Porsche fitted the new...
- Ruf's Porsche 911 Roadster Is Less 'ruf' And More 'tuf'
In 1967, Porsche launched its first Targa variant of the 911. This incredible and oh-so-stylish vehicle had a removable fabric roof panel above the front seats and a convertible-like folding rear window. In a matter of seconds it could be transformed...
- 2009 Porsche 911 Targa Facelift – Official Photos And Details
The covers are off the revised glass-roofed Porsche 911 Targa that will make its way into the market this autumn. As with the rest of the facelifted 911 range, the most important news is under the bonnet as the Targa, which is only available with four-wheel-drive,...
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SCOOP: First Shots of New 2013 Porsche 911 Targa
What could easily be mistaken for a 991 Convertible or perhaps even a Speedster by an untrained eye is in fact the next generation of the 911 Targa.
A closer inspection of the pictures supplied by our spy photographers leaves no doubt that this is indeed the new Targa model that has been cleverly disguised to pose as a soft-top model.
The Targa moniker, which by the way, remains a registered trademark of Porsche, has been applied to the 911 series since the late 1960s with all generations up until the end of the 1980s, featuring a removable center panel above the passenger compartment.
The nameplate made a return in the mid-1990s with the 993, thought this time, with a large glass roof that slid under the rear window. The same sliding sunroof concept was also applied to the current 997 model that is still on sale.
Read more »- Porsche Reveals 911 Targa 4s Exclusive Mayfair Edition On Film
In honor of the Targa Florio, a legendary mountainside race in Sicily, Porsche is bringing us the 911 Targa 4S Exclusive Mayfair Edition, limited to just 10 units. Read more »...
- Porsche Flaunts New 911 Targa In Latest Promo Video
There’s no doubt that the roof of the Porsche 911 Targa will be the main reason people will buy the car. Why would anyone bother with the 911 Targa when the 911 Coupe promises to offer a sharper driving experience and the 911 Cabriolet a lot more...
- Porsche Blows The Top Off Retro-sexy 911 Targa, Priced From $101,600* [w/video]
Porsche is returning back to the 911's roots with the new Targa edition that is making its world premiere at the 2014 Detroit Motor Show today. In a nicely done nostalgic approach that mimics the original 911 Targa of 1965, Porsche fitted the new...
- Ruf's Porsche 911 Roadster Is Less 'ruf' And More 'tuf'
In 1967, Porsche launched its first Targa variant of the 911. This incredible and oh-so-stylish vehicle had a removable fabric roof panel above the front seats and a convertible-like folding rear window. In a matter of seconds it could be transformed...
- 2009 Porsche 911 Targa Facelift – Official Photos And Details
The covers are off the revised glass-roofed Porsche 911 Targa that will make its way into the market this autumn. As with the rest of the facelifted 911 range, the most important news is under the bonnet as the Targa, which is only available with four-wheel-drive,...