2013 Porsche Cayenne Diesel – a Review

Finally, diesel has arrived for the American purists of the Porsche brand. Their beloved automaker’s lineup has introduced the 2013 Porsche Cayenne Diesel, as one of the first non-gasoline model. It’s oil-burning nature and the unusual powertrain remains well hidden by the 21s wheels and the exhaust pipes. You will not find much of sound but plenty of fury. Read More: AutosVoice.com

The Modern Face of Porsche: Where ‘Green’ is a Go

When you hear the name “Porsche,” you probably summon the image of a lively sports car, perhaps on a track or a pristine piece of road, with a singing flat-6 turbo and a driver with a smile on his or her face. You’re not wrong to conjure up that image; Porsche is known for producing high performance vehicles and being a driver’s car. Their vehicles are high-strung, usually turbocharged, exquisitely balanced, and otherwise optimized to get the most out of the driving experience. You may, however, notice that there is one thing that doesn’t usually enter the discussion when the Porsche name is brought up – the environment. Read More: AutosVoice.com