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After a promising June, the premium brands struggled during the month of July – though there were a handful of exceptions.

2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, and the world's carmakers are no exception. Here's a breakdown of how the big brands fared in the first half.

Trying to wrap your head around the Porsche 911 range in Australia? Here's a rundown of pricing for all 12 models currently offered Down Under.

It might be a base model, but the Porsche 911 Turbo has eye-popping performance to match its eye-watering price tag.

COVID-19 hasn't stopped the luxury brands from achieving growth in 2020, here's a closer look at the premium brands' sales performance thus far.

Porsche's 718 range consists of the Cayman coupe and Boxster and Spyder drop-tops and offers a choice of flat-four and flat-six engines. Prices start at $113,100 before on-road costs.

The much rumoured rear-wheel drive Porsche Taycan electric sedan is a reality, but it's a China-exclusive model, for now.

Almost 200 Porsche Cayenne models have been forced back to the dealer due to a problem with the transmission oil pipe that could cause a fluid leak.

Nearly 250 Porsche Cayenne Turbo’s have been recalled due to a problem with the fuel supply line that could cause fuel to leak.

Porsche has added GTS versions of the Cayenne and Cayenne Coupe SUVs, offering twin-turbo V8 power and a more sporting vibe.

Wondering how the Porsche Taycan delivers its performance? Here's a deeper look at the battery and chassis tech.

Porsche releases a bold, Cherry Red love letter to the 911’s past with the Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition, the first of four special heritage edition Porsches.

The Porsche Cayenne Coupe range has grown, with the addition of a more affordable plug-in hybrid option at the bottom end of the range.

Although it now has Carrera, Targa, Cabriolet, and Turbo variants, Porsche still has more 911 models to come. And COVID-19 hasn't slowed R&D yet.

The iconic Targa top continues on! Let’s take a look back in time at Porsche’s unique twist on the convertible.

The legendary Porsche 911 won't get an all-electric variant while Frank-Steffen Walliser is around. But its little brother, the 718, could morph into an electric vehicle.