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JPG/PORSCHE/POR00152.JPG, photo by porsche 02-2005

Porsche Cayman S
Power in the Middle
( September 07, 2005 )

JPG/PORSCHE/POR00173.JPG, photo by porsche 09-2005

Panamera Sports Coupé scheduled
to enter the market in 2009
Made in Germany
( July 27, 2005 )

JPG/PORSCHE/POR00167.JPG, photo by porsche 07-2005

The 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet and the Carrera 4S Cabriolet
The Open-Air Four-Wheel-Drive Athlete
( July 06, 2005 )

JPG/PORSCHE/POR00163.JPG, photo by porsche 07-2005

The new Cayman S is coming
Sports coupé with a new boxer engine extends the Porsche range
( May 23, 2005 )

JPG/PORSCHE/POR00160.JPG, photo by porsche 05-2005

The New 911 Carrera / Carrera S Cabriolet
Open Twins
( February 04, 2005 )

JPG/PORSCHE/POR00150.JPG, photo by porsche 02-2005

Winner in the new Technical Inspections Association (TÜV) car report:
Porsche Boxster is "defect defiant"
January 25, 2005

Stuttgart.
The Porsche Boxster is the winner of 2005's respected car report conducted by the German Technical Inspections Association (TÜV). With a defect rating of 2.6 per cent, the mid-engine sports car displays the fewest significant defects in one of the TÜV's main inspections. For this reason, the Association's engineers have named the Porsche Boxster as "defect defiant" and thereby as the best car in the group of two to three year old vehicles. Positions two and three of this category went to the Mazda Demio (defect rating of 2.8 per cent) and the Audi A4 (defect rating of 3.2 per cent). For the second year running, the Porsche 911 won first place in the group of eight to nine year old as well as ten and eleven year old automobiles. Summarized in the TÜV car report, the results are based on data gathered during 7.65 million main inspections carried out by the Association's engineers on passenger cars registered in Germany in 2004. Though about 81 per cent of all vehicles examined at TÜV inspection stations pass without further ado, 18.7% of the inspected vehicles possess significant defects and represent a danger for road safety.
"For us, this result is the reward for and proof of our efforts to enhance quality over the past few years. Our aim is to ensure a high standard of quality not only in production, but also to lay the groundwork for a high-quality product as early as in the development phase," said Wolfgang Dürheimer, member of the Executive Board of Management for Research and Development, with regard to the performance of the brand based in Zuffenhausen near Stuttgart.

PORSCHE NEWS

new all-wheel-drive 911 models: Carrera 4 and Carrera 4S
The two models will be launched on the German market on October 22, 2005
( May 09, 2005 )
JPG/PORSCHE/POR00157.JPG, photo by porsche 05-2005

Porsche 911 Carrera and 911 Carrera S
For little turbulence at high speed - the new Aerokit Cup
( March 31, 2005 )
JPG/PORSCHE/POR00155.JPG, photo by porsche 03-2005

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