We've Moved! Beverly Hills Opens New Showroom

Beverly Hills Porsche now at 11011 Santa Monica Blvd.

Beverly Hills Porsche has moved into a beautiful new building in west Los Angeles! 

Come visit our new home.

Beverly Hills Porsche

11011 Santa Monica Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90025

310-557-2472

www.BeverlyHillsPorsche.com

Just east of the 405 on Santa Monica Blvd at Camden Ave.

The New Porsche Boxster Spyder Coming to Beverly Hills Porsche in October 2015

New York International Auto Show 2015: World Premiere of the Boxster Spyder

2015 Porsche Boxster Spyder

Porsche is highlighting the 2015 convertible season by celebrating the world premiere of the new Boxster Spyder. This pure sports car will make its debut at the New York International Auto Show. The new top model of the Boxster range retains the unique and unmistakable character of the previous Spyder, which has already attained cult status. For example, the classic roadster top is still opened and closed by hand, and the Boxster Spyder is only available with a manual transmission, benefiting both weight savings and driver enjoyment.

Staying true to roadster DNA, the Boxster Spyder offers a traditional sports-car driving experience combined with truly exceptional performance. This includes a firm sport suspension with a 20-mm lower ride height, brakes taken from the 911 Carrera S, more direct steering, and a 3.8-liter horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine with an output of 375 hp, culminating in a genuine sports car experience with outstanding driving dynamics. It is the lightest model of the current Boxster line, and the most powerful Boxster to date. Taking only 4.3 seconds to sprint from 0 to 60 mph, the Boxster Spyder has a top track speed of 180 mph.

2015 Porsche Boxster Spyder Heading to Los Angeles

The distinctive design of the Boxster Spyder includes stylistic elements reminiscent of legendary sports and race cars from Porsche. Two prominent streamliners that extend down along the sweeping rear lid behind the headrests pay tribute to the 718 Spyder from the 1960s. The manually operated, lightweight top is suitable for everyday use with an electric clasp, while bringing to mind roadsters from the past. The fins that stretch back from the top to the rear lend the vehicle’s silhouette its characteristic design. The front and rear fascia’s also are unique to the Boxster Spyder, and an air outlet is located in front of the forward luggage compartment.

More so than in any other Boxster, the interior of the new Spyder creates an atmosphere that elicits a feeling of pure driving pleasure. The driver and passenger sit in standard Sport Seats Plus, while the new steering wheel with a diameter of 360 mm (compared to 370 mm in other Boxster models) helps ensure the mid-engine roadster can be driven precisely and with great agility.

In line with the model’s traditional roadster character, neither a radio nor an air conditioner is included as standard equipment in order to reduce weight. However, both can be ordered as optional equipment at no cost. Furthermore, the entire range of Boxster audio systems is available for customers to choose from as an option, including the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) system with navigation.

Beverly Hills Porsche is an authorized factory dealership of Porsche cars, SUVs, accessories, parts and merchandise. Centrally located to all of Los Angeles, we aim to be a complete lifestyle destination for all Porsche owners and fans!

www.BeverlyHillsPorsche.com 

The new Boxster Spyder will be launched in the U.S. market in October and can now be ordered at Beverly Hills Porsche. In the United States, the MSRP is $82,100, not including a $995 destination charge.

Inside the new 2015 Porsche Boxster Spyder

 

 

 

 

Porsche Announces the Cayman GT4 - Arrival in Los Angeles, July 2015

Porsche Cayman GT4 Coming to Beverly Hills Porsche

Beverly Hills Porsche is proud to announce the addition of an exciting new member: the Cayman GT4. 

This is the first Porsche GT sports car based on the Cayman and features components of the 911 GT3. Clocking a lap time of 7 minutes and 40 seconds on the North Loop of the Nürburgring, the Cayman GT4 earns the same lap time as the 2011 911 GT3 and positions itself as the new benchmark atop its market segment. The Cayman GT4 clearly demonstrates Porsche’s dedication and passion to continue to promote truly industry-leading two-door sports cars in the future – sports cars that are developed at the Motorsport department in Weissach.

The engine, chassis, brakes, and aerodynamic design of the Cayman GT4 are configured for maximum driving dynamics while retaining the versatility and everyday utility that are typical of the two-seater Porsche coupe. Powered by a 385 hp 3.8-liter flat-six engine derived from the 911 Carrera S engine, the Cayman GT4 transmits its power solely through a six-speed manual transmission with dynamic gearbox mounts. Zero to 60 mph is accomplished in 4.2 seconds; its top track speed is 183 mph. The chassis – which features a 30 mm lower ride height and a generously sized brake system – consists almost entirely of components from the 911 GT3.

The exterior of the Cayman GT4 highlights it as a member of the Porsche GT family and provides a clear distinction to related mid-engine coupes. Three pronounced inlet openings at the front and a large fixed rear wing are part of an aerodynamic package which is systematically designed for downforce. Upon request, the performance capabilities of Cayman GT4 can be taken even further. Available options include the Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) system, full bucket seats made of carbon fiber composite, and a custom Sport Chrono Package featuring a Track Precision app.

The interior of the Cayman GT4 focuses on maximizing the experience of unfiltered driving enjoyment for both driver and passenger. Standard sport seats, which are upholstered in a combination of leather and Alcantara®, offer excellent lateral support. The new Cayman GT4 sport steering wheel guarantees ideal control and direct steering feedback due to its compact dimensions.

Technical aspects of this new GT sports car are based on the 911 GT3. As a mid-engine sports car and a prime example of driving dynamics in its class, it follows the conceptual tradition of such cars as the 904 GTS, 911 GT1, Carrera GT and 918 Spyder. 

GT sports cars engineered by Porsche embody the most passionate connection possible between everyday driving and Porsche’s competition heritage and highlight the sporty core of the brand: Intelligent Performance.

The Porsche Cayman GT4 celebrates its world premiere in early March at the Geneva International Motor Show. This vehicle will arrive at Beverly Hills Porsche in July 2015. The starting MSRP for the Cayman GT4 is $84,600. MSRP does not include a destination charge of $995.

Beverly Hills Porsche is an authorized factory dealership of Porsche cars, SUVs, accessories, parts and merchandise. Centrally located to all of Los Angeles, we aim to be a complete lifestyle destination for all Porsche owners and fans!

www.BeverlyHillsPorsche.com 

2015 Rennsport Reunion V to be held in Monterey California

Porsche Cars North America (PCNA) and Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca announced today that the next Porsche Rennsport Reunion will again take place at the famed California racetrack the weekend of October 9-11, 2015.




Porsche Cars North America (PCNA) and Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca announced today that the next Porsche Rennsport Reunion will again take place at the famed California racetrack the weekend of October 9-11, 2015.

Hosted by PCNA, Rennsport Reunion V will, once again, bring together an extraordinary gathering of significant Porsche vintage and current racecars, as well those who have designed, engineered, and driven them to victory in the world’s most famous sports car races. The three-day program of on-track competition will be complemented by a Concours d’Elegance, which is open to invited race participants, and special activities celebrating each of the six decades of legendary Porsche racecars.

This incomparable event has been held about every three years. After staging the first three rounds in the East, with the inaugural at Lime Rock Park in 2001, Rennsport Reunion IV moved west in 2011, tapping into a vast array of west coast car aficionados and Porsche enthusiasts. “While the Rennsport name from the beginning has become a staple fixture for international collectors and racers, choosing the Monterey Peninsula opened up this one-of-a-kind gathering to the many Porsche fans in California and beyond who were previously unable to attend,” said Detlev von Platen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Porsche Cars North America. “Approximately 40,000 spectators for the weekend, and a record number of race cars and participants, proved that our decision to come here was correct.”

“After that truly rare gathering of significant Porsche racecars on the West Coast in 2011, we can expect an even larger number of fans of the Stuttgart sports car icon to attend next year,” predicted Gill Campbell, CEO and general manager of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. “We are proud that Porsche will come back to our track where it has a long racing tradition, and my team and I look forward to help making this the best Rennsport Reunion ever.”
Porsche Rennsport Reunion V will assemble a wide variety of Porsche’s most historic racing models from the nimble mid-engine 550 Spyder of the mid-Fifties, through the mighty 917 and 956/962 of the Seventies and Eighties, to the highly successful 911 GT3 RSR and RS Spyder of the last decade. Special tribute will be paid to the car that embodies Porsche’s return to the top of sports car racing. The 919 LMP1 Prototype is the guarantee that Porsche motorsports - and Rennsport Reunion - have a successful future.

During Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV, approximately 1,300 Porsche Club of America (PCA) member-owned Porsche models from the past 66 years helped fill the show fields, race classes, and parking lots of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. For the upcoming fifth rendition, the PCA, celebrating its 60th year in 2015, will once again play an integral role, capping their year-long celebration.
Future details will be published on the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca’s website (http:// www.mazdaraceway.com), as they become available.

Ticket information is available by contacting 800-327-7322 or online at www.mazdaraceway.com

Free Screening of American Graffiti at the Petersen Automotive Museum

Beverly Hills Porsche invites you to join us August 20, 2014 for a free screening of the George Lucas classic hit American Graffiti!

Showtime: 7:00pm

Free admission. Free popcorn. Snacks and drinks for purchase. 

Free to attend. Regular parking rates apply.

Synopsis: Two boys are scheduled to leave for college in the morning. Each has his own doubts. They spend a final evening cruising the strip and have every adventure possible before dawn when they will each have to decide what they will do.

RSVP is required. Call 323-964-6370 or email Movies@petersen.org for information.

The Porsche Macan Party in Beverly Hills - A Los Angeles Event!

Team BHP welcomes the latest Porsche rock star! The all new Porsche Macan made it's on sale debut in Los Angeles at the world famous Beverly Hills Porsche showroom. Check out the above video!

Video production: Jeffery Chen
Soundtrack: Rockstar by Super Junior

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Beverly Hills Porsche is an authorized factory dealership of Porsche cars, SUVs, accessories, parts and merchandise. Centrally located to all of Los Angeles, we aim to be a complete lifestyle destination for all Porsche owners and fans!

Porsche Lost and Found in Los Angeles

We found this wonderful story from Kurt Schneider.
It was previously published in the PCA magazine.



901 -The Find

It’s hard to believe that it was almost 20 years ago, in November 1988 to be exact, that Lori and I were spending a sunny Sunday morning at the Pomona Swap Meet when a life changing event was about to take place for the two of us. Lori and I had joined PCA in 1986, after purchasing our first Porsche, and were extremely active Porschephiles to say the least. Our personal calendar was set in January by blocking out all upcoming year’s PCA dates (including the aforementioned swap meets). We read Panorama cover to cover, as well as anything else Porsche related, and were pretty up to date on things Porsche related. As a matter of fact just a few weeks prior to the Swap Meet we read an article about the oldest known existing 901 in the U.S., serial number 300032, being raced in Historics at various locations.

What made our ability to recall the 300032 serial number important was about to become clear to us. While strolling through the Porsche section of vehicles, looking at both display and For Sale vehicles of all ages, we noticed a bright red 911 with a sign indicating, “For Sale, 1966 911S, $4600” (yeah, I know there is no such animal, but the fellow selling the car did not). It was clearly an early car, and the lack of any indentations for decals in the engine compartment was something I didn’t recall ever having seen. That led to a few more casual observations, noting the lack of rocker panel trim, the four screw horn grills (at least on one side), the “different looking” wood trim across the dash. I finally asked to see the front compartment to check for rust, but was really in search of the Porsche’s serial number. You should note that while VIN number plates are riveted to the early cars in three places, the serial number is also stamped in the vehicle in the front compartment, pretty close to the heater compartment door. Anyway, the sellers said sure, take a look, and opened the front lid for us to examine. There, stamped into the car we saw the serial number, and it was 300020. (Just to refresh your memory, the earliest known number we had read about was 300032, 12 numbers newer than the car I was looking at).

It’s at times like this when (if I could) I’d have danced a jig, or screamed out what I’d discovered, or something equally as stupid. Somehow I managed to bottle up my emotions, thank the guy for giving me a look, and casually mention I’d ask my wife for her opinion. I gave little hope of anything further happening, mentioned there was significant rust, and wished him good luck in getting rid of it.

Lori and I made quickly for the closest Beer Stand, completely disregarding the fact it was about 10:30 A.M., to calm shaking nerves, to discuss the importance of what we had just found, and to decide what to do next. The conclusion that we wanted the 901 was made quickly, given it was really a 901. We concluded that, in order not to look either too anxious or too stupid, we’d negotiate a better price and condition the sale on our “mechanic” checking out the car. The actual negotiations went pretty quickly, starting at an offer of $4000 a compromise price of $4300 was agreed on, and it was decided we’d meet the owner at his home in a couple of hours to pick up the car for inspection. While waiting nervously for the assigned time, we called our good friend Bob Cutshaw, a Porsche expert (and owner at that time of a 1965 911) and explained our situation. He agreed to attempt to confirm the vehicle’s age that very afternoon, if we could simply drive out to his house about 50 miles away. We agreed.

The trip out to Bob’s house was not without trepidation. The 901 felt extremely loose (we learned why later), but we drove slowly and got there in one piece. Bob spent quite a bit of time over, under, around and through the car and confirmed that this was the real deal. He commented that very first day, however, that we’d be money ahead to simply cut out the factory serial number stamping, weld it into another early car, and just say it was number 20. We all laughed, but in hindsight, his estimate (at least in terms of dollars) may have been understated. Nonetheless, we returned the car to the seller with check in hand, got the pink and transfer docs from him, and headed home. We now owned the oldest known 901 in the U.S., and as far as we knew anywhere in the world.

That day was a milestone for sure, but it was only the very beginning of a long, expensive and rewarding restoration project. While the details of that is a story for another time, we’ve included a photo of the finished 901 that was used in a European Car magazine cover story many years later. While that’s part of the “other story”, we wanted you to enjoy seeing what we ended up with.




901 – Reno Bound

As I recall I left off with Lori and I, with the help of long time friend Bob Cutshaw, determining our swap meet find was in fact a 901, and the earliest production model known to exist at the time. We were aware (thanks again to Panorama) that a prototype belonged to a gentleman in, if memory serves, Philadelphia, but when we found 300020 (Number 20) that was unimportant to us. We were jazzed.

You know, you find something historic like this and you really have no idea where you’re going to go next. Finding the car was like kismet, and we literally felt that a restoration was almost like an obligation we owed to the car. We simply knew it would have been “just plain wrong” to walk away, or to advertise the car based on the serial number and sell it for a quick profit. At the same time we knew we had zero idea of exactly what it was to mean in terms of time and money to put the 901 back to its original condition, but nonetheless we knew we had to.

This dilemma simply pointed to just another of the many reasons why belonging to PCA has been so great for so many years. Many Porsche folks in southern California and beyond knew of a former IMSA driver turned shop owner named Don Kravig. Don’s shop was the hangout in Riverside California for all the local PCA members and bench racers. It was “the place” to simply be around to hear the stories of yesterday, while watching wonderful racing (and street) Porsches come in needing help, and go out as Dr. Porsche intended (or maybe even better). Don was truly a legend, having started the “Rowdy Riverside” region, having been the Zone 8 rep, and simply not having one pretentious bone in his body. We’ve all heard the expression that someone is simply “one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met”, well that was Don Kravig.

Ultimately lots of our region’s PCA members and friends played roles in the restoration of Number 20, but none larger than Don. First off, he agreed to do his work on 20’s restoration at a discounted rate given we’d let him do it as “fill-in” work. We agreed to that without hesitation, figuring that most of everything would need to be rebuilt, and then reassembled. I did quite a bit of the disassembly to start the project, with Lori taking zillions of photos to be used (we thought) for putting it all back together. In fact tons of the parts were wrong (not from 1964, hence wrong), so the pictures now simply serve as a reminder of the scope of the effort.

Don completed the rough body work, which required removing the pan that was nothing more than pop riveted sheet metal with resin floated over it, and the rocker panels. One of the door panels had been repaired with a flattened Coors beer can after some other misadventure. The overall story goes that the 901 must have been parked on ice in winter, and not retrieved before the thaw. The rocker panels were full of silt, like you’d find in a river bed. We’d never know if that was true, but it made a great story to match the fact that virtually everything below about 6 inches up the side of the body needed to be refabricated (yeah, not replaced, refabricated).

Once all the mechanicals were out of 20, and the basic structural work was completed, Don, Lori and I took off for Reno Nevada. You may remember that Porsche Cars North America (PCNA) used to have a distribution center in Reno, as well as a restoration facility. We discovered this while on a PCA tour to the facility to test drive every car in the Porsche line-up in 1991. It was then we determined that, while it would have no doubt been cheaper to use a local body and paint shop, it was clearly more appropriate to go to Reno and have the “factory guys” do the work. The trip up, sitting three abreast in Don’s flatbed, was completed at somewhat higher than posted speeds. I will always remember the sensation of drifting in a flatbed truck, and when saying I didn’t know that was possible, Don winking and saying something to the effect that you can drift in any vehicle if you know how.

We got to Reno, dropped off 20, and agreed to return the following week to see what the removal of the paint would do to PCNA’s estimate. The next week Lori and I flew up. The 901 really didn’t have many body panels that were without damage, but we managed to agree to a “not to exceed” price for all the repair, straightening, bodywork, and painting.

There were numerous hiccups along the way (like when they tried to repair the dent in the gas tank and ended up “exploding” it – a $2000 oops they graciously absorbed), but too many to write about. I’ll be happy to recount them in person, just ask. In any event, months later the Reno portion of the 901 restoration was completed. After revising their billing rate from customer rate to shop rate to minimize the impact, they still had exceeded their estimate by $6000. I was, and still am, impressed by the fact that while I was made aware of the overage, they completed all the work in an outstanding manner and held firm on their original estimate. In my opinion too many companies either tell you they were short on the bid and ask for the money, or work up to the agreed upon dollar amount and then stop. Not Porsche.

It seems to me this is a great place to stop the story for now. We still have to go get 20, bring her back to southern California, and do lots more before the 1992 Porsche Parade in San Diego we’d been aiming for.

I really do hope you are getting as much of a kick out of this story as I am the trip down memory lane. There’s more to come…




901 – The Porsche Parade and the Peterson Museum

I believe I ended last month’s part of this story with our 901 being firmly ensconced at the PCNA Restoration Facility in Reno Nevada. As time passed by it seemed like the call from the Porsche in Reno telling us our 901 was ready to pick up would never come, but after months of body and paint work the phone finally rang. Our late friend Don Kravig again volunteered to head north to Reno with Lori and I to pick it up and bring it home. The trip up was again lots of fun, but nothing compared to finally seeing the 901 in person. Having not seen this car fresh off the assembly line in Germany back in 1964 I really can’t compare it then to how it looked in Reno, but if anything the 901 may have even been too perfect. Over the years in PCA we’d been to hundreds of Concours, and seen many beautifully restored Porsches, but the 901 was simply breathtaking. It may just have been pride of ownership, but my main concern immediately switched to how we could possibly finish all the remaining restoration steps without doing any damage to our beautiful Porsche. The trip home was uneventful, as Don had done this many times before and not burdened by my unfounded “we’ll hurt it” concerns. Once back at Precision Motion in Riverside we did the first of what would be numerous quite well attended PCA 901 parties, this first one with a “welcome home” theme.

The months that followed were again at a “fill-in” labor rates to keep the ever expanding budget as under control as possible. Nonetheless the 1992 Porsche Parade in San Diego was approaching, and the job of locating and obtaining numerous missing pieces, and to putting the 901 back together became a priority. There will literally bazillions of small items to collect, but Don assured us he’d handle the mechanical items if we could come up the interior stuff. We agreed and set out to find the missing pieces. Three major pieces stick with me clearly to this day.

First was the steering wheel, which while similar to other early 911 wood wheels, differed in that the wheel was lighter due to having an aluminum spine. The weight might not have been noticeable once installed, but the very early 911 steering wheel spine was also exposed around the entire center of the wheel. The only one I knew of belonged to our friend Bob Cutshaw (the guy we took the car to for some sort of certification on the day we had found it years prior). Bob mentioned it was the only thing left from his own early 911, and that he really didn’t want to part with it. Thus began months of searching, which ironically ended up pretty much in our backyard. Being PCAers you probably have heard of Parts Obsolete in McMinnville Oregon. What some of you might not know is that they used to be located in Costa Mesa California, and were know as Porsche Parts Obsolete. I called them from Riverside and asked about the steering wheel. The small world part is that one of the owners and I had gone to the same high school (Costa Mesa High), and when discussing what the project was they are agreed to sell me a correct steering wheel. It was cracked and in need of repair however, so while the price was good. The steering wheel reminds me of the next noteworthy missing item.

The second item was the wood for the dash. The 901 came with some of the wood dash pieces still in place, but not all of them. It should be noted that the early 911 wood dashes had a thin metal backing on them to retain their shape and allow for removal and replacement. The 901 wood dashes had no such backing, so removing them effectively destroyed them. During our months (years actually) of searching out other parts I came upon a (complete) set, which was also in sad condition. While the pieces were not restorable, they were good enough to be used as templates for a wood craftsman to fabricate a completely new set. A friend of ours, Sandy Dustman, who lived in Cambria California at the time, in addition to being a craftsman, was a car nut. Once the project was described he was on board, and actually made a complete set of wood pieces from a single piece of teak that had come from a U.S. Navy ship which an been decommissioned after the first Gulf War. The dash came out beautifully, and when I showed him the damaged steering wheel he agreed to make it look like new too. Hence a matching set, the steering wheel and dash wood looked perfect.

The interior of the 901 was sort of a mystery until late in the process. Small pieces were actually direct carryovers from the 356C, including the coat hooks and headliner material. I confirmed this by calling Dr. Brett Johnson, the author of the Porsche Guide to Authenticity series of books. It was quite nice of him to take the time to pull out his notes from his 911 research of years prior in order to provide us with this missing information. The real fun part, when I was disassembling the seat mechanisms, was the discovery of the black and white herringbone material. It had always been our thought that the 901 might have used this material, but at that time no one had been able to confirm it for us. Finding small scraps remaining on the seat after one or more upholstery jobs were removed was wonderful. To make this finding even more fortuitous, when the 901 went to Auto International in Solana Beach California (they’ve moved since then), they had just enough original factory material remaining to do one more set of seats. Timing is everything, and time was running out to be ready for the Parade.

The 1992 Porsche Parade was held in San Diego California. The 901 literally had the final restoration steps completed just two days prior to loading it back on Don Kravig’s flatbed truck for the short trip down the freeway for the Concours. The morning of the Parade Concours at Mission Bay was foggy, so lots of cleaning on site was needed to get the 901 ready to show. Again, as throughout this wonderful experience, lots of our PCA Riverside friends were on hand to pitch in with final preparations and simply as a cheering squad. When the scores were posted the 901 had won its class and we brought out the champagne for everyone to celebrate. Another close PCA friend and mentor, Bill Barnard, was able to see the 901 win a trophy at the Concours Banquet that same evening. Bill has actually gotten Lori and I into PCA in 1986, and was a head cheerleader on this project in spite of failing health. Bill’s condition worsened the day after the banquet, and he returned home to the desert. He passed away on the Thursday of Parade Week, and black armbands could be seen at every remaining Parade event. Nonetheless, our last memories of Bill where wonderful ones of his enjoying seeing the 901 he loved as much as we did being victorious.

Lori and I held onto the 901 for a few more years. When we decided it was time to make room for new projects we contacted a broker named Sam Cabiglio to see about finding it a new home. Sam is a broker, who among other clients, buys and sells all of Jerry Seinfeld’s Porsches for him. Knowing that we were hoping the 901 might end up in the Seinfeld collection, but as it turned out the new owner was a gentleman from Newport Beach. The 901 went out of sight for many years after he purchased it until, as we were told by Sam, the new owner became ill and decided to donate the 901 to the Peterson Auto Museum in Port Angeles. Before moving to Washington Lori and I visited the car at the Peterson on more than one occasion. We met the curator and, after proving we had in fact owned the 901, we discussed our involvement in restoring the 901. The stories we told the curator as pretty much what you have been reading in these three 901 articles. As thanks providing this further background information Lori and I were given a personal tour of the museum and (even better at the time) all the “other cars” in the non-public basement. The following photo was taken of the 901 in the Peterson basement, where it still resides.

As I mentioned previously, I hope you enjoying taking this little trip down memory lane with me. I know there are lots more details and antidotes, so if you are interested just let me know at our next event and I’ll talk your ear off.

Porsche Macan Launches in Los Angeles at Beverly Hills Porsche Thursday, May 15, 2014

Join us as we celebrate the newest member of the Porsche family!

 

2015 Porsche Macan SUV in Los Angeles

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Porsche Macan Los Angeles Launch
Beverly Hills Porsche 
Thursday, May 15, 2014
7:30 PM

8425 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, 90211

2014 Porsche Cayenne Platinum Edition in Beverly Hills

Porsche Platinum Edition Cayenne

Porsche is offering a special edition Cayenne series called the Platinum Edition. Based on the Cayenne and Cayenne Diesel models, the Platinum Editions offer many of the most-requested options as standard. Externally, the special status of these models is demonstrated by the exterior detail accents in Platinum Silver Metallic, with an exclusive two-tone standard interior in Black Luxor Beige. The two new Platinum Edition models are on sale now and will be available in the U.S. starting January 2014.

The Platinum Edition models offer enhanced standard equipment, including the eight-speed Tiptronic S transmission, Power Steering Plus, Park Assist front and rear, the Convenience Package and Bose® Audio Package. The Convenience Package includes the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) system that features a high-resolution seven-inch touchscreen navigation, BiXenon™ headlights with Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS), Driver Memory Package seats, a moonroof, heated front seats and Auto Dimming Mirrors. The Bose® Surround Sound System includes 14 loudspeakers with a total output power of 585 watts, Sirius XM® radio and a 6-disc changer.

Accents painted in Platinum Silver Metallic include the center and side air intake grills, the side window trim, the rear lip spoiler and the lower tailgate trim. The standard colors include monotone paint finishes in Black and White, while Meteor Grey Metallic, Basalt Black Metallic and Mahogany Metallic are available as additional extra cost color options. Available exclusively for this Cayenne edition is the Carrara White Metallic paint finish. The Platinum Edition exterior is completed with 19 inch Cayenne Design II wheels with colored crest.

The Black Luxor Beige two-tone interior combination is also reserved for these special edition models. Partial leather interior is standard, while a full leather interior is available as an option. The SportDesign steering wheel with paddle shifters, embossed headrests and floor mats with Luxor Beige edging plus front door entry guards with the "Platinum Edition" script put the finishing touches on the interior.

The 3.6-liter V6 engine in the Cayenne Platinum Edition delivers 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque and sprints from zero to 60 mph in 7.4 seconds. The Porsche Cayenne Platinum Edition has a base MSRP price $63,300. The Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition is powered by a 3.0-liter V6 turbo diesel engine with 240 hp and reaches 60 mph in 7.2 seconds. The Porsche Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition has a base MSRP price of $66,900. Prices do not include a $995 destination charge.

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The New 2014 Porsche Macan Comes to Beverly Hills Porsche!

Beverly Hills Porsche is celebrating two world premieres and three North American debuts at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show in a few short days. The much anticipated Porsche Macan compact SUV, our fifth model line, will be unveiled to an international audience at the L.A. Convention Center in Petree Hall during the Porsche press conference on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 11:35 a.m. PST.

Further world debuts include the 911 Turbo Cabriolet and 911 Turbo S Cabriolet models. These top-of-the-line, open air 911 sports cars accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 3.3 and 3.1 seconds respectively, reaching a top track speed of up to 195 mph.

Additionally, the Porsche 918 Spyder will be shown for the first time at an auto show in North America. This plug-in hybrid super sports car carries the traditional Porsche DNA into a ground-breaking sports car concept. Designed from the start to be a high-performance hybrid, the 918 Spyder offers an unprecedented combination of performance by combining the 887-hp output of a super sports car and the virtually silent propulsion of an electric vehicle. The 918 Spyder is able to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in less than 2.8 seconds and offers extraordinary low fuel consumption.

The Porsche Panamera Turbo S and Panamera Turbo S Executive models will also be on display shortly after their world debut at the Tokyo Motor Show the same day. The Turbo S models are the fastest, most powerful and most luxurious models in the Panamera range, offering power output of 570 hp and a top track speed of 192 mph, plus a particularly extensive range of technology and luxury features. For the first time ever, an Executive version of the Panamera Turbo S is available with a wheelbase that is extended by 5.9 inches.

The Los Angeles area is not only home to one of the most important auto shows of the year, it is also Porsche’s most important market with 17 percent of all cars sold in the U.S. Given the Los Angeles area’s proximity to such a large number of Porsche customers, the company is currently building a first of its kind experience center in the area. At the end of next year, the new Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles will offer a world class test track and handling course, including special surfaces which replicate inclement weather conditions where customers and auto enthusiasts can hone their driving skills and try out the latest Porsche models. The experience center, located in Carson, California, will also be the new home of Porsche Motorsport North America, currently located in Santa Ana, California.

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Peking to Paris in a Vintage Porsche

Stanley Gold's Peking to Paris Porsche Rally Car

Stanley Gold calls it “the adventure of a lifetime” – this summer he drove a car from Beijing to Paris, 7,610 miles through eight countries in a race that has only been held five times since 1907. On September 26th the Los Angeles World Affairs Council will hold a dinner at the Petersen Automotive Museum to hear Stanley’s story of the fabled “Peking to Paris Rally” and watch a video of the 100 classic and vintage cars in this year’s rally making their way across deserts, steppes and snow-covered mountain passes. At the dinner guests can tour the Petersen’s extensive car collection, which will include – for one night - Stanley’s 48-year old Porsche 911 that made the journey, more or less in one piece. Executive Director of the Petersen Terry Karges will give a brief talk about the museum's sensational renovation plans.

The first “Peking to Paris Rally" in 1907 was won by an Italian Prince, Scipione Borghese, who took tea with the Emperor in Beijing before he left, and stopped off in St Petersburg for a social call on the Tsar on his way through. With no emperors or tsars left on their thrones, Stanley shared Oreos and canned tuna with Mongolian nomads in a smoky yurt and drank Moscow Mules with Russian office workers on his 33-day odyssey. His front suspension broke while driving off-road in Mongolia, which required airlifting in spare parts from Europe. When he crossed into Russia from Mongolia the female border guard audibly called him “Crazy.” In Kiev, Ukraine, he had lunch at the second-largest grossing McDonald’s in the world. In Switzerland he had to negotiate falling snow on steep mountain roads. And he didn’t get a single ticket for his white Porsche 911 along the whole journey.

As it happens, the iconic Porsche 911 has its 50th anniversary this year. The Petersen will put some other Porsches on display, including one of the first 911s ever built (it was called a 901 back then). Beverly Hills Porsche will show a liveried version of Porsche’s newly-designed 50-year anniversary edition of the 911, just now coming off the assembly line in Stuttgart.

The dinner menu, personally designed by Patina's Master Chef Joachim Splichal, will mirror the route of the rally, with food inspired by Chinese, Russian and French cuisine. Stanley, a former Disney board member and past chairman of the board of trustees at USC, runs Shamrock Holdings, is on the board of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, and is a keen collector of Porsches. Very keen. He next plans to race from Singapore to Rangoon through South East Asian rainforests.

Sponsored by Beverly Hills Porsche

 

Please RSVP by Tuesday, September 24

Cancellations must be made 48 hours before the start of the program in order to receive a refund.

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2014 Porsche Cayman Launch Party in Beverly Hills

Everyone knows the best parties are in Beverly Hills! 

Beverly Hills Porsche decided to kick off the summer early with a "day at the races" style launch event to introduce the all new 2014 Porsche Cayman.

Los Angeles weather always seems to cooperate and this night was no exception!  The guests and cars were HOT, HOT, HOT!

In the main courtyard a pair of Guards Red Caymans sat side by side showing off the evolution of this track inspired, mid-engine master work. Inside five more Cayman and Cayman S coupes were lined up in racing positions ready to welcome customers and prospects.

Rob and Oliver from the Munchie Machine hand fired gourmet s'mores  while on the other side of the plaza Thom served up Hawaiian style shave ice from his Rockin Ice truck.  Fire and Ice!

Christian's #1 Currywurst of Los Angeles grilled up Berlin style curry-wurst and Bavarian brats while Justin's Lobsta Truck toasted up lobster rolls pure east coast style.

Thanks goes to Fabryce of GMG Racing for bringing their Porsche GT3 RS and GT3 Cup race cars. Rich from Porsche Sport Driving School was on hand to show Porsche's commitment to fun and safety through extended driver education, on a racetrack of course.

And a very special thanks to Kitchen 12000 for pulling it all together!

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Porsche Sponsors the 2013 Concours d'Elegance at Greystone Mansion Beverly Hills

Hey car lovers! 

The Greystone Mansion Concours d'Elegance is almost here!

Sunday, May 5, 2013

 10 AM - 4 PM

Beverly Hills Porsche at Greystone Mansion

Pictures of the 2013 Concours are here: Greystone Concours d'Elegance Photos

Beverly Hills Porsche is proud to be a Gold sponsor of this year's show. We will be in the west courtyard celebrating the 50th anniversary of the iconic Porsche 911 Carrera.

This remarkable event is an all marque concours for vintage and classic automobiles manufactured prior to 1975, along with a full field of motorcycles. Beyond a car show, the Greystone Mansion Concours d'Elegance is an all-day event featuring live music, gourmet food and beverages, high-end vendors, unique lectures, fashion shows and the rare opportunity to tour historic Greystone Mansion, which has served as the backdrop for countless motion picture and television productions.

Admission tickets are all-inclusive, and each provides admission to the Concours and speaker series along with gourmet food, soft and hard beverages, a commemorative program and poster, a fashion show, awards ceremony and access to the vendor marketplace, Estate grounds and Mansion. Each ticket also includes convenient, off-site parking--which this year has expanded shuttle service at no extra charge--as well as two-for-one entrance to the Peterson Automotive Museum.

So that attendees can fully enjoy the venue and event, ticket sales are strictly limited to 3000.

Find out more by visiting www.GreystoneConcours.org

Order your advanced tickets here: Greystone Concours Tickets

 $120 Advance Purchase (Day-of ticket $145)

Includes...

Viewing of over 150 world class vintage automobiles and motorcycles
Lawry’s Catering: All food and beverages included (see menu online)
Fashion Show sponsored by Concorso Italiano
Access to Greystone Mansion and Estate grounds
Marketplace of automobilia, books, fine art, jewelry, fashions and antiques
Friends of Greystone historic exhibit and gift shop
Commemorative program book and poster
2 for 1 discount to the Petersen Automotive Museum
New and convenient parking and shuttles to Greystone
Ticket includes all service fees and tax
A portion of the proceeds goes to the Friends of Greystone ongoing restoration fund

Ticket Sales

2013 Speaker Series

2013 Food & Beverage Menus (New!)

View the day-of menu and take advantage of celebratory Prix Fixe menus at four of Beverly Hills' top restaurants.

2013 Hotel Packages (New!)

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Porsche Panamera Revisions for 2014 Los Angeles

 New Panamera Plug-in Hybrid and Extended Wheelbase Variants Heading to Beverly Hills! 

2014 Porsche Panamera S Coming to Beverly Hills

Porsche is introducing its first plug-in hybrid and two new extended wheelbase variants with the second generation of the Panamera. The new Panamera S E-Hybrid produces 416 total system horsepower and is joined by Panamera 4S Executive and Panamera Turbo Executive models in the revised Panamera lineup perfect for the Beverly Hills Executive.

Further, S models are now powered by an entirely new 3.0-liter V6 engine with twin turbochargers. The broadest model range in its class has been further expanded, now consisting of nine models for the U.S. market. New and further-developed technologies offer improved performance while also enhancing fuel efficiency and comfort. The new Panamera is characterized by tighter lines, more pronounced contours and newly shaped body elements. The refreshed Panamera celebrates its world debut at Auto China in Shanghai, which opens on April 21, where further details on the new models will be revealed.

Panamera S E-Hybrid sets new standards in performance, efficiency, and convenience in everyday use.

The new Panamera S E-Hybrid improves upon the concept offered by the previous Panamera S Hybrid with a more powerful electric motor, a higher-performance battery that supplies more energy and is able be recharged from home or public vehicle charging stations. The electric drive produces 95 hp, more than double the power of the previous model’s electric motor (47 hp). Electricity is stored in a newly developed lithium-ion battery, which at 9.4 kWh has increased capacity over the previous battery (1.7 kWh). Via the integrated on-board charging componentry and the standard Porsche Universal Charger (AC), the battery can reach full charge within approximately two and a half hours when connected to a 240V power source.

2014 Porsche Panamera S V6 Twin Turbo

The Panamera S E-Hybrid expands upon the driving performance of the previous generation, while fuel consumption is reduced when compared to the previous Panamera S Hybrid. Final U.S. EPA fuel economy ratings will be available closer to launch. Simultaneously, its electric-only driving performance is substantially improved, enhancing acceleration, range, and top speed. Electric-only driving is possible without any fuel consumption or local emissions, which is especially advantageous in city driving. The electric driving range of the Panamera S E-Hybrid is estimated to be greater than 20 miles based upon current NEDC testing. Driving range may vary in real world operation, due to the effects of environmental conditions, terrain, air conditioning and heating use, driving style and other factors. The Panamera S E-Hybrid can reach up to 84 mph in all-electric operation.

The Panamera S E-hybrid is capable of accelerating from a standstill to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds, an improvement of a half second when compared to the Panamera S Hybrid. An electric boost function helps in instances where maximum acceleration is desired, when the electric motor works in tandem with the combustion engine during acceleration. Electric boost is also available when a kick-down switch in the throttle pedal is activated by the driver during acceleration.

The car’s top track speed is 167 mph. The parallel full hybrid system developed by Porsche also offers “coasting” at higher speeds, a mode wherein the internal combustion engine is turned off and the electric motors use vehicle momentum to generate electricity that is stored in the lithium-ion battery.

The Panamera S E-Hybrid also includes an entirely new range of convenience functions which can be activated and operated by Porsche Car Connect, a mobile app available for Android and iOS-powered devices. These functions include a charge status indicator and the ability to control the vehicle’s new auxiliary climate control option, which enables vehicle preheating or cooling via the Porsche Car Connect app. These functions can also be programmed from inside the vehicle. A mobile device may also be used for remote access to vehicle information, such as remaining driving range or vehicle location. Other functions not specific to the hybrid drive will also be available as options for other Panamera models via the Porsche Car Connect mobile app.


Long wheelbase, spacious rear seating area: Executive models feature extra comfort for Beverly Hills Executives

The two full-sized rear bucket seats offered in the Panamera have proven so successful that Porsche is expanding this generous rear passenger compartment room with two new Panamera Executive models. The new Panamera 4S Executive and Panamera Turbo Executive models feature a wheelbase extended by 5.9 inches, enabling even more rear seating comfort and come with an extensive range of standard features. For example, all Executive models are equipped with Adaptive air-suspension featuring Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), which combines superior performance and enhanced ride comfort.

More performance and efficiency in a smaller powerplant: the new twin-turbo V6 engine

Increasing both performance and efficiency has long been a core Porsche philosophy. In the new Panamera, this approach takes form in a 3.0-liter V6 engine with twin turbochargers. The twin-turbo V6 replaces the naturally aspirated 4.8-liter V8 engine in the previous-generation Panamera S and Panamera 4S. The new bi-turbo engine is also used in the Executive version of the Panamera 4S. The engine’s figures themselves are indicators of progress: increases of 20 hp and 15 lb-ft torque when compared to the outgoing V8 engine. Carefully-managed turbocharging ensures that the maximum 384 lb-ft torque is available across most of the twin-turbo V6’s operating range.

With the exception of the Panamera S E-Hybrid, all Panamera models are equipped with the seven-speed Porsche Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (PDK); the Panamera S E-Hybrid uses the eight-speed Tiptronic S automatic. The PDK transmission works in tandem with other vehicle systems to enhance fuel savings in the new generation Panamera. For example, the optimized engine Auto Start Stop feature now turns the engine off earlier while coasting to a stop. With the exception of the Panamera GTS, models with PDK also offer a coasting function in which the clutches open in overrun allowing the engine to idle and the vehicle to coast freely. This function can significantly improve fuel economy, especially when traveling on the highway.

Revised exterior with a new option: LED headlights

Exterior design changes of the new Panamera are extensive. The tighter and more prominent lines up front are especially apparent in the larger air intakes and the transition to the headlights. Perhaps the most distinguishing feature of the new generation Panamera is a new trunk lid; its laterally stretched glass emphasizes the vehicle’s width and makes for a more aggressive stance. Rear body proportions were also changed. A larger automatically deploying spoiler and a tighter transition to the rear lights complement the treatment at the front of the vehicle noted above.

The new Panamera continues the tradition of multiple options that enable owners to customize the look and function of their vehicles. Full-LED headlights, which lend the new generation a striking appearance, are now an option.

In addition, an expanded lineup of assistance systems is available for safety and convenience. The revised adaptive cruise control system is now offered with Porsche Active Safe (PAS). This system visually and audibly alerts the driver in the event of a sudden decrease in following distance and briefly tugs on the brakes. It can also intervene in the braking process and apply increased braking pressure in an emergency braking situation, if required. Another new feature, camera-based lane departure warning, offers greater convenience and safety in city and highway travel.

The new generation of Panamera models will be available at Beverly Hills Porsche in Los Angeles starting late in 2013. Panamera Turbo S and Panamera Turbo S Executive variants will be available in 2014.

To find out more about the Panamera line up call Beverly Hills Porsche today! 

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EVO Test Drives The New Porsche Cayman

EVO Magazine's Dickie Meaden tests out the new faster, refined and "mature" Cayman S.



"I love it to bits!" 

The all new Cayman is available to order now at Beverly Hills Porsche.  We'll be launching in Los Angeles this April!

To find out more about the new Porsche Cayman visit us at 8425 Wilshire Blvd. Just one block east of La Cienega in the City of Beverly Hills.

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Night At The Museum, Porsche Style

What happens after all the people go home and the the lights are dimming?




"What's the stuff of dreams for twelve-twelve year old boys? It's always going to be sports cars. One night with your best friend and totally alone in the Porsche Museum? Brilliant! Tim and Denis, our two high-tech kids, sneak in with some drones and a laptop. Somehow. In dreams anything's possible. In movies, it's the same. Michael Köckritz, creative director and editor in chief of RAMP tells this story in this shortcut. Simple and direct, ultra short and relaxed."

To find out more about Porsche Cars in the USA visit us at 8425 Wilshire Blvd. Just one block east of La Cienega in the City of Beverly Hills. 

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The New 2014 Porsche GT3 Debut in Geneva

The new Porsche 911 GT3 premieres this week at the Geneva International Motor Show.  The completely-redeveloped fifth generation of the 911 GT3 occupies the top position among Porsche sports cars with naturally-aspirated engines. With an impressive lap time on the Nürburgring Nordschleife of under 7:30 minutes, the 2014 911 GT3 benefits from a new engine, transmission, body and chassis. The car now sprints from zero to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds on its way to a top track speed of 195 mph. The 2014 911 GT3 will go on sale at Beverly Hills Porsche late in 2013 and will be priced from $130,400, not including a $950 destination charge.


As a technical highlight, the 911 GT3 features the first active rear-wheel steering in a production Porsche, as well as optional full LED headlights. The new GT3 brings to everyday driving many of the properties of a sports car developed on the track, and preserves the highly emotional fun factor.
The powertrain of the new 911 GT3 is composed of a 3.8-liter boxer engine yielding 475 hp (125 hp/liter) featuring a 9,000 rpm redline and a specially developed Porsche dual-clutch transmission (PDK) which drives the rear wheels. The six-cylinder engine is based on the same engine as the 911 Carrera S, although they share only a few common parts. All other components, particularly the crankshaft and valve gear, were specially adapted or designed for the GT3. For instance, Porsche designed titanium connecting rods and forged pistons for this engine.

The Porsche dual-clutch transmission in this application has been specially developed for the 911 GT3: the characteristics are based directly on a sequential gearbox from racing, thereby providing further performance and dynamic advantages to the driver.  Highlights include shorter gear ratios with closer spacing, even faster shifting, and shift paddles with shorter travel and increased tactile feedback, which now allow the driver to place the PDK in neutral simply by pulling on both paddles at the same time.

For the first time, Porsche is employing active rear wheel steering to achieve even higher steering precision and improved lateral dynamics. Depending on the speed, the rear wheels steer in the same or opposite direction of the front wheels, improving stability and agility. Other new features that improve driving dynamics are an electronically controlled, fully variable rear differential lock and dynamic engine mounts. Contact with the road is made by new 20-inch, forged alloy wheels with center-locking hubs in place of conventional wheel bolts.

The 2014 911 GT3 is based on the light yet stiff body of the current generation 911 Carrera, which employs a hybrid steel and aluminum construction; however, it comes with unique front and rear parts specific to the GT3. In addition, the 911 GT3 is 1.7 inches wider than a 911 Carrera S in the rear. Another distinctive feature is the large, fixed rear wing, which contributes to the exemplary aerodynamics.

By combining low air resistance with even more power, the 2014 911 GT3 sets new performance standards. At full acceleration from standstill, the 60 mph mark is reached after just 3.3 seconds, and on the track 124 mph is reached in less than twelve seconds.

To find out more about the Porsche 911 GT3 visit us at 8425 Wilshire Blvd. Just one block east of La Cienega in the City of Beverly Hills. 

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The Wrecking Crew Comes To Beverly Hills

 Beverly Hills Porsche Loves Rock and Roll!

The Wrecking Crew Screening at Saban Thearte

The Wrecking Crew was a nickname coined by drummer Hal Blaine for a group of session musicians in Los Angeles, California, who played anonymously on many records in the 1960s. They backed dozens of popular singers, and were one of the most successful groups of studio musicians in music history.

In 1995 Denny Tedesco, son of Wrecking Crew member Tommy Tedesco  started work on a project that became a film titled "The Wrecking Crew"

Beverly Hills Porsche was proud and honored to sponsor a very special screening of the movie at the historic Saban Theatre directly across from the Porsche showroom.

In attendance was a who's-who of the music business including members of the Wrecking Crew.

Drumming legend Hal Blaine was honored by the film's director/producer/writer Mr. Denny Tedesco with a touching tribute and drum line introduction. Music icons Herb Alpert, Lou Adler and Jerry Moss presented Hal with a commemorative set of his six consecutive Grammy winning "Records of the Year".

Lou Adler, Jerry Moss Hale Blaine and Denny Tedesco at the Wrecking Crew screening in Beverly Hills

Be sure to check out the Wrecking Crew Film web site www.WreckingCrew.com

Pictures of the night's event here: BHP Flickr

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