Porsche continues to be a major respected automobile manufacturer. It produces several main models including the Boxster, Cayman S, 911, Cayenne, and the Carrera GT. Back in 1959 Porsche started on a new project called 901 (911). The name had to be changed in 1964 because of the complaints from the French car company Peugeot. This was because of the combination of three number with a zero in the middle was patented by Peugeot. So Porsche changed the name to 911 and offered the car to the German and international markets.

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"This new 1998 Porsche 911 is the first in 34 years that is so new compared with the previous models. First all of the bodywork is complete new. As is the interior and the suspension. The headlights, like a lot of other components are shared with the boxster, but Porsche implies they were designed for the 911, and then used for the boxster. The typical curved flanks have made way for a smooth new look."

At a 2006 press conference presented by the Midway Group and hosted by the New York International Auto Show at the Jacob Javitz Centre in Manhattan, New York, the Porsche Cayman S was declared the 2006 World Performance Car. The Porsche Cayman S was chosen from an initial entry list of twenty-nine (29) candidates nominated by the World Car of the Year jurors. The top three contenders for the World Performance Car in addition to the Porsche Cayman S were the Audi RS4 and the BMW M5. The Porsche Cayman S impressed the World Car jury with its distinct presence set squarely between the Boxster and 911. The 295-horsepower coupe possesses all of the balance of the Boxster's rear-mid engine placement and all of the body stiffness of a 911 coupe, while its sonorous flat six-cylinder engine delivers a seamless rush of middleweight punch. The Cayman S polishes Porsche’s halo with its perfect combination of stellar handling, looks and power. It is truly a world-class performer.

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