But for the biggest of Porsche fans, the changes are some of the most significant that Porsche has ever made to its crest. I only say that half-jokingly. Yes, it’s basically the same logo as before.

Porsche then hired Hanns Lohrer, a commercial artist responsible for many influential posters and advertisements at Porsche in the 1950s and '60s, to create a new logo intended for use on the 911 ...

Porsche unveiled its most powerful, speedy luxury car to date on Monday: the electric Taycan Turbo GT, which takes just 2.1 seconds to reach 60 miles per hour. But with a staggering 1,093 horsepowe… ...

Porsche has revealed a redesign for its iconic crest.; Changes to the logo include a smoother finish for the bronze areas and a new honeycomb pattern for the red sections. The updated logo will ...

The logo dates back to 1952.Porsche’s first sports car, the 356, was already in production for a few years at that time and management wanted a proper logo to help build brand awareness, at the ...

Porsche is not playing around. This week, the fabled German automaker sent a stern message to the global high-performance ...

The interior has cloth seat centers in Classic Cognac with black pinstriping. The Porsche logo and the 911 S/T model designation on the rear of the car are finished in a gold color.

Initially controversial, Porsche's logo signifies its roots and originates as an idea from its founder. T he Porsche crest is as iconic as the sports cars that define the company. The black horse ...

For Porsche's 75th anniversary, ... along with the word "STUTTGART" in black contrast lettering. ... This new crest marks the sixth time the Porsche logo has been updated.

Porsche claims a 0-60 time for the Turbo 50 Years of 2.6 seconds; we’ve previously clocked the Turbo S to 60 in just 2.3, making it, at the time, the second-quickest internal-combustion car we ...

It’s black with white, green and red details, the “911 S/T” logo above the date, and a six-speed manual shift pattern (with reverse above and left, German car-style).

Since the first logo, revisions have been made in 1954, 1963, 1973, 1994, 2008, and now in 2023. Anyone restoring an older Porsche can always find badges with the earlier designs via the Porsche ...