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Puma x Porsche Suede RS 2.7 inspired by Porsche Carrera RS 2.7

In this difficult economic situation, companies are trying to make additional profits in various ways. Thus, Puma in cooperation with Porsche presented a limited series of sneakers (Puma x Porsche Suede RS 2.7) in honor of one of the most popular Porsche cars, 911 Carrera RS 2.7.

Ever since it appeared 50 years ago, the 911 Carrera RS 2.7 has attracted attention with its appearance, entering the hearts of enthusiasts of the most popular car brand. The intention was to produce a sports car suitable for the road. At that time it was the fastest German car but also one of the fastest in the world. It reached 62 mph in 5.8 seconds with a top speed of 152 mph (245 km / h).

Puma x Porsche Suede RS 2.7 sneakers marking the big jubilee and will be produced in 500 pairs of each color (ten colors in total) as Porsche produced 500 cars to meet the homologation regulations for Group 4.

When it comes to the price of sneakers, each pair will cost 120 euros and will be available in eight colors around the world, while orange and black are reserved only for the Dutch and Japanese markets.

Source: Porsche

Two decades of Porsche Cayenne

In the early 1990s, Porsche found itself in one of the biggest economic crises in its history, selling only 23,060 cars. This forced the company to make a decision that will ensure its successful future. The new century has brought success, and since 2002 Porsche can thank its success to one of the SUV models, the Cayenne.

Celebrating 20 years of Cayenne, Detlev von Platen, Member of the Executive Board for Sales and Marketing at Porsche AG, said: “Cayenne has always been the main attraction of our brand – it has brought many new customers and fans from all over the world to Porsche over the past 20 years.”

Initially, Porsche’s management had high hopes for the 911 and Boxster models, but they realized that they were not enough, so they started thinking about a new model. The idea was born. On the recommendation of Porsche America, it was decided to create a sports SUV that will aim to fight competitors in the market.

The project was developed in collaboration with Volkswagen in 1998, and Porsche developed a new platform that was also used by the Volkswagen Touareg. A year later, the company decided to build a new factory in Leipzig, which officially opened in 2002. Only the body for the Cayenne was made at Volkswagen’s factory in Bratislava, and the final assembly was made in Saxony. The first two generations of the Porsche Cayenne came out of the production line in Leipzig and Osnabrück. After that, the production was moved to Bratislava, and the Panamera and Macan were produced in Leipzig.

Source: Porsche

Nissan Navara-R with 1,000 HP

Nissan cars are often upgraded by tuner companies, but for one model we wouldn’t expect it to go through an upgrade. Of course, it is the Nissan Navara that, over a period of two years, has undergone an upgrade by the SB Motorsports team and Steve Baggsy Biagioni, a professional drifter. They created the Nissan Navara-R.

Impressive looking, the Navara-R is equipped with a wide bodykit manufactured by Sterling Automotive. These include new front and rear fenders, an accentuated front splitter, roof spoiler, rear spoiler and bumper extensions. The body of the car is covered with Fleet Livery Solutions Ltd. foil.

Inside, the Navara-R is equipped with Sparco seats, a new steering wheel, a small digital cluster and Kenwood sound system with a large touch screen located on the center console.

When it comes to powertrain, the Navara-R is powered by a 4.1L twinturbo V6 engine with 1,000 hp (735 kW). It is an improved engine from the Nissan GT-R, which originally delivers 562 hp (413 kW) and 470 lb-ft (637Nm) of torque. It is mounted on 20-inch BBS wheels to which power is transmitted via a modified dual-clutch transmission manufactured by Dodson Motorsport.

The impressive pickup costs around £ 250,000 and the order book is open.

Source: SB Motorsports