To celebrate its 70th birthday, Porsche decided to give fans a present — a conception study that will be produced as a limited special edition: a purist Porsche 911 Speedster. That’s something true Porsche fans — like the Porsche mechanics that spend their days repairing...
Porsche likes to think ahead. That’s something our Porsche technicians certainly have observed all these years repairing Porsches. And if you own a Porsche, it’s a quality you probably appreciate too. After all, it’s one of Porsche’s advantages that make it unlike any other car...
Prefer your Porsche 911 a little raw, with plenty of driver focused skills? Our Porsche mechanics certainly do. And nothing says “This is not your grandfather’s Porsche” like the 2018 Porsche Carrera T, a revved up beautiful machine the Telegraph calls “the most driver focused...
Porsche just gave our Porsche mechanics an early Christmas present. The company unveiled the new 911 GT3 with Touring Package ahead of the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. It essentially turns the GT3 into a more affordable 911R. So yeah, we’re fattening our piggy banks and...
Yeah, right about now our Porsche technicians wished they had majored in something other than Porsche repair in college, perhaps instead gone into something like Nigerian royalty or the diamond industry. The new Porsche 2018 911 GT2 RS is going to cost a lot, about...
Feeling blue because you need to call up your local Cincinnati repair shop and say, “Hey, can you fix my Porsche?” We understand. It can be upsetting when the love of your life isn’t feeling her best. But don’t worry- we know how to make...
The Fascinating History of a Classic Sportscar Rooted in the original 1959 sketch drawings of Ferdinand “Butzi” Porsche, the Porsche 911 was introduced in 1963 as the more powerful but comfortable alternative to the Porsche 356 Speedster, the company’s first production automobile. The original model...
Most people choose BMW because of its reputation for reliability. And it has earned this cred, hands down. Own a BMW, and you won’t be calling the mechanic too often. But like any mechanical piece of equipment, parts do break down over time. Electronic issues are some of the most common reasons BMWs need fixed. Remote door locks tend to also have problems. The alloy on the wheels can tend to crack, which could cause a flat. Ignition modules, the clutch, and injectors occasionally need to be replaced. Power windows are known to have problems from time to time.
