e-Brake News: Porsche quietly unveils new Black Edition 911 and Boxster models

Published: Tue, 05/19/15

eBrake News
May 19, 2015
PCA—Yesterday when I visited Porsche's US website, I saw that five new model variations had been added to the list: four 911 Black Editions and one Boxster Black Edition. Only base models will get the special treatment, which should be thought of as a bargain-priced high-end trim package.
PCA—Last month, PCA released the first of many small bi-monthly surveys that will be included in e-Brake Newsthis year, and the response to it was astounding! Thank you for your time. Don’t forget to take the first May surveythis month, which improves your odds to win the monthly prize, and the grand prize at the end of the year. May's winner will be announced in the June 2 edition of e-Brake. Good luck! 

Grand Prize: Free registration and lodging for you and a guest to two PCA National events in 2016! Choose from Porsche Parade, Werks Reunion, and PCA Escape. 

Any questions? Contact PCA National Office: 410-381-0911.
​PCA Webstore—The next best thing to the real life version. PCA, in partnership with Porsche, is offering a 1:43 scale model PCA 60th Anniversary 911 GTS Club Coupe to its members. Only 1955 units are being made. The model will certainly stand out amongst your other die cast models currently on display. This is being offered on a first come basis.
PCA—In the May 2015 issue, read about a 912 prototype that received a thorough restoration in "Prototyp 13415." What's it like to drive a 570-horsepower Cayenne on ice? Find out in "Heavy Mettle." There's the much-loved Carrera GT, then there's the 924 Carrera GT — perhaps not as loved except by left-of-center enthusiasts such as Phillip Toledano, who shares his story in "Down the Rabbit Hole." A race photographer drove a 356 366,000 miles to race tracks around North America then gave it to a friend to restore and enjoy in "Been Around." In "The Once in a While Racer," learn about a flat-six-powered 907 that saw just three races in its factory career yet was a crucial step to the legendary race Porsches of yore. We've watched them race at tracks around the world, now read about what it's like to race with legends Hurley Haywood, Patrick Long, and Gijs van Lennep in "Driving with Legends."

Of course, regular Panorama departments Tech Q&A, European Windows, From the Regions, Street Talk, Art & Canvas, Junior Driver, and zwART are all present and accounted for. Enjoy the issue!