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2014 Porsche Macan
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2014 Porsche Macan

Porsche has unveiled the new Macan SUV, the smaller sibling to the Cayenne. Macan will be available in two versions, the Macan S and Macan Turbo. Availability will start with the former, powered by a 3 liter TDI V6 that provides a power of a 258hp. The top speed is limited to 156mph, with the zero to sixty acceleration taking 5.4 seconds. The Turbo version will be the better powered one with a 3.6-liter engine that will pump out 400hp and allow the SUV to reach a top speed of 164mph, and improve the zero to sixty acceleration time to 4.8 seconds.

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Porsche 911 Bicycle Concept
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Porsche 911 Bicycle Concept

Taking an obvious inspiration from the Porsche 911 race car series, Dutch designer Bastiaan Kok cooked up this interesting concept. It seems to be in part a toy, a kids cycle, a bike, and a formidable bicycle. We guess that really depends on your perspective. Also, having the handlebars significantly lower than the seat would have some deep purpose that we fail to see and understand. Either way, it is an interesting concept, and a design to brainstorm.

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Porsche Design P’6620 Dashboard Watch
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Porsche Design P’6620 Dashboard Watch

Coming from Porsche Design, the P’6620 Dashboard Watch keeps alive the love of everything Porsche in its neat, inviting design. The watch gets a gauge inspired dial with date, chronograph and tachymeter functions, start/stop button, sapphire crystals and the finesse you would expect from a Porsche. The price as well is what you would expect from a Porsche, this one costs ~$5550.

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Posted on by HarshPaul Posted in Automobiles, lego
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Lego Porsche 911 is a working model


This Lego Porsche is much more than just a model. It pretty much replicates the working of the car while making use of 8 motors, 3 remote controllers, 3 IR receivers, 3 pairs of lights and a hell lot of wire. The looks of the Lego car don’t do justice to what it is capable of, and that is what makes it a lot more impressive.

Via DailyPicksandFlicks, TheAwesomer