Porsche
Luxury sports car
Porsche is a German manufacturer of luxury sports cars, founded in 1931.
The name appears in discussions of high-end automobiles and automotive engineering: He drives a Porsche 911.
Owning a Porsche signals wealth and performance taste.
The name is properly pronounced with two syllables (POR-shuh), though English speakers often say it with one.
Industrial production facility
- productionMaking or generating something
- assemblyConstructing from components
- dealershipLicensed retail seller
- showroomRetail exhibition space
automotive · vehicle · sports car · SUV · roadster · coupe · convertible · sedan
Southwestern German metropolis
- FerdinandTraditional male given name
- AutobahnGerman federal highway system
- NürburgringGerman racing circuit
- VolkswagenGerman automobile corporation
Horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine
- turbochargedEngine with forced induction
- rear-enginePowerplant positioned at back
- air-cooledChilled by circulation
- water-cooledCooled by liquid circulation
chassis · suspension · drivetrain · transmission · braking · torque · horsepower · cylinders
French endurance race locale
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- motorsportMotorized vehicle racing
- racetrackCourse for competitive speed
- lap timeDuration of one circuit
podium · checkered flag · pole position · pit stop · slicks · downforce · aerodynamics · heritage
Rate velocity changes
- speedRate of motion
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- throttlePower flow controller
- corneringForcing into position
grip · responsiveness · agility · power · rev · launch control · top speed · quarter mile
Filled-in outline shape
- iconicWidely recognized, enduring
- curvesBends in a line
- headlightsFront vehicle lamps
- taillightsVehicle's backward-facing illumination
spoiler · fender · hood · interior · leather · dashboard · steering wheel · craftsmanship
Crisis response number
Expensive nonessential comfort
- exclusiveLimited to one group
- eliteSuperior select group
- aspirationalStriving toward ideals
- statusOne's relative position
wealth · affluence · premium · high-end · desirability · success · collector · investment
factory
Industrial production facility
- productionMaking or generating something
- assemblyConstructing from components
- dealershipLicensed retail seller
showroom · automotive · vehicle · sports car · SUV · roadster · coupe · convertible · sedan · electric vehicle
Stuttgart
Southwestern German metropolis
- FerdinandTraditional male given name
- AutobahnGerman federal highway system
- NürburgringGerman racing circuit
flat-six
Horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine
- turbochargedEngine with forced induction
- rear-enginePowerplant positioned at back
- air-cooledChilled by circulation
water-cooled · chassis · suspension · drivetrain · transmission · braking · torque · horsepower · cylinders · handling
Le Mans
French endurance race locale
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- motorsportMotorized vehicle racing
- racetrackCourse for competitive speed
lap time · podium · checkered flag · pole position · pit stop · slicks · downforce · aerodynamics · heritage
acceleration
Rate velocity changes
cornering · grip · responsiveness · agility · power · rev · launch control · top speed · quarter mile
silhouette
Filled-in outline shape
- iconicWidely recognized, enduring
- curvesBends in a line
- headlightsFront vehicle lamps
taillights · spoiler · fender · hood · interior · leather · dashboard · steering wheel · craftsmanship · aesthetics
911
Crisis response number
luxury
Expensive nonessential comfort
- exclusiveLimited to one group
- eliteSuperior select group
- aspirationalStriving toward ideals
status · wealth · affluence · premium · high-end · desirability · success · collector · investment · heritage
- Car BrandsFord, Chevrolet, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai
- German cultureOktoberfest, Bavaria, Bavarian, Berlin, Munich
- Affluencewealth, wealthy, affluence, prestige, elite
- European CarsAudi, BMW, Ferrari, Mercedes, Lamborghini
- European CompaniesAirbus, Allianz, AstraZeneca, Barclays, Bayer
- European exportsSwiss watches, Italian leather, French wine, Belgian chocolate, BMW
PorscheYugo
Defunct Serbian automobile
Dacia · economy car · econobox · beater · Toyota Corolla
Porscheminivan
Multipurpose family vehicle
Honda Odyssey · station wagon · sedan · family car · commuter car
- Porsche CayenneGerman luxury sport utility
- Porsche 911Luxury German sports coupe