The 2014 Porsche 911 GT3 was certainly exciting earlier this month at the Geneva Motor Show. While we certainly enjoyed seeing a new Porsche model in attendance, here at Ira Porsche we find ourselves looking forward to the New York Auto Show for another reason altogether. We won't be seeing an exciting new Porsche model this time but, we are happy to report that our 2013 Porsche Boxster is up for a prestigious award during the show in New York.

Here at Ira Porsche serving the greater Danvers area, we have always known that our 2013 Porsche 911 is a popular choice among automotive enthusiasts and sports car fans. Recently a revamped and redesigned version of our 911 was debuted during the Geneva Motor Show and we can't wait to tell our fans in Burlington all about it.

Recently, luxury auto brand Porsche had an intense "Aha" moment when it showed off its partnership with Aha infotainment systems at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Aha will now be offered as a portion of the brand's Online Services option that's available on all Porsche models. Aha is designed to offer drivers a more seamless connectivity service behind the wheel.

Aha Radio explains the feature on its "About Us" page, stating, "So you're walking to your car, listening to your new favorite song and checking out your favorite Tweets. You unlock the door, get inside…

Aftermarket company FAB Design is known for creating its, well, fab. Designs, and the most recent, a follow-up to its Emperor kit for the Porsche Cayenne dubbed the Emperor II. This kit bring both engine and styling edits.

There aren't many automobiles on the market that have had the long, storied history that the Porsche 911, which has been in production since 1963 and has an impressive history on the race track, has in its arsenal. To celebrate this amazing vehicle, luxury sports car brand Porsche is creating a special 50^thth Anniversary Edition Book to commemorate its success over the last half century.

The luxury brand explains, "The introduction of the Porsche 901 in 1963 marked a milestone in automotive history. Although the name later had to be changed because Peugeot had patented having a…

Luxury auto brand Porsche is always working diligently to stay ahead of its high-end competition. Recently, that means creating all-new vehicles to add to its already impressive new Porsche model lineup.

Have you heard the news? Luxury auto brand Porsche is working diligently to perfect its Porsche Macan compact crossover concept, which will officially be revealed sometime next year and is set to launch in 2014. The model originally looked rather like a smaller Cayenne, but now it's taking its inspiration from a completely different source (and auto brand).

Porsche fans everywhere are excited to see luxury sports car brand keeping up with the times as far as all things "green" are concerned. With the new Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo Concept, an e-Hybrid (which is Porsche 'talk' for a PHEV, Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle), the brand is breaking new ground for fuel-efficient, eco-friendly vehicles that are also fast and powerful. The vehicle premiered a couple of months ago at the 2012 Paris Auto Show, and it's been creating excitement ever since.

Director of the iconic Porsche 911 lineup, August Achleitner, wants everyone to know that the oldest Porsche nameplate still has a lot of offer, but also that it's important to remember the amazing vehicles the lineup has given Porsche enthusiasts over its (almost!) 50 years on the road. Speaking at a media event recently, Achleitner noted that there would be a surprise in store to celebrate the vehicle's half-century anniversary.

Luxury auto brand Porsche has been quite ambitious as of late, even setting a sales goal of 200,000 units for the year 2018- nearly double the number of units sold over the past few years. These large numbers seem difficult to reach after the brand has decided to cancel plans for a new entry-level model slotted below the Porsche Boxster; however, the company has a plan to combat these woes.This plan involves taking sales from luxury competitor Ferrari with a vehicle that will slot between the Porsche 911 GT2 RS and the soon-to-come Porsche 918 supercar.