modified Porsche 911

Porsche is bringing wireless charging to the electric SUV world with the new Cayenne Electric. Revealed at the IAA in Munich, the system promises hassle-free at-home charging, combining convenience, safety, and cutting-edge tech in true Porsche style.

Some cars are built to blend in, but others are designed to stand out, and these ten performance cars take uniqueness to a whole new level. From quirky microcars packing unexpected power to outrageously styled supercars, each one on this list challenges expectations and proves that automotive creativity knows no limits.

Gunther Werks has introduced the F-26, a 1,000-horsepower Slantnose Porsche restomod unveiled at Pebble Beach. With a fighter jet-inspired design, a carbon-fiber body, and extreme performance, it redefines what an air-cooled 911 can be.

Porsche has revealed updated versions of the 911 GT3 Cup and GT3 R for 2026, featuring more power, smarter tech, and better handling to keep their racing legacy strong.

Theon Design has redefined what a modern classic can be with its latest Porsche 911 restomod, a lightweight, carbon-bodied, 427hp masterpiece built for purists and performance lovers alike.

Modding your car is about personal expression—but it can complicate your insurance. Learn the most common mistakes modified car owners make and how to keep your ride protected.

What happens when one of Germany’s top Porsche tuners gives the 992.2 Carrera and GTS a serious power bump? Meet Techart’s latest upgrade—a seamless ECU tweak that transforms these already fast 911s into everyday supercar slayers.

Porsche's electric revolution takes a bold leap with the 2026 Cayenne EV. Debuting at Shelsley Walsh, this prototype blends performance, utility, and future-ready design.

To honor 70 years of the Porsche Club of America, Porsche is launching an ultra-rare 2026 911 Club Coupe. With only 70 units planned, this exclusive model blends bespoke styling with track-ready performance.

BMW’s 2 Series Coupé delivers driving joy straight from the factory—but Svenja’s modified 220i F22 takes it to another level. With Barracuda ultralight wheels, a FOX exhaust, and M Performance details, this Instagram-famous build proves you don’t need an M badge to turn heads.