Porsche didn't invent the word "Speedster" as it existed in the pre-war American motor car lexicon, well before Porsche existed. At this point, however, Porsche has pretty much owned the term since ...

The term speedster, as it applies to automobiles, comes from the race cars of the first days of the automobile industry in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Those vehicles were stripped of any ...

Back in 1954, Porsche importer Max Hoffmann convinced the folks in Stuttgart to create a stripped-down, low-cost, “purist’s” version of the 356 America. Porsche responded with the 1500 Speedster, ...

With the recent arrival of the 992.2-generation Porsche 911 911 GT3, the refreshed lineup is starting to fill out. Now, thanks to some recent spy shots posted by user @flachtstory on Instagram, we ...

Here’s another shot at one of the most exclusive 997-generation Porsche 911s. A rare 2011 911 Speedster is currently up for sale through GH Vehicles in Florida. It is one of less than 400 that rolled ...

View post: Amazon Has a Cordless Drill Set on Sale for Only $19 Speedster is a word in the Porsche lexicon that conjures up magical images and, for those lucky enough to have driven one, sensations.

Roadsters have been a part of Porsche history since its earliest days—since before even the Speedster. Jonny Lieberman had the chance to drive one of these proto-Speedsters alongside the latest and ...