Built on the chassis of a Pre-A 356, the Glöckler-Porsche 356 Carrera 1500 Coupe was designed to contest the 1954 Mille Miglia. Only it wasn’t finished in time, so its debut was at that year ...

Porsche’s factory team took its first international win at the 1951 24 Hours of Le Mans with a 356 Gmund SL Coupe, but privateers throughout the 1950s contributed the majority of wins and podiums.

It's a pretty good way to live, tbh, but one production Porsche I've never had the chance ... Not that it's surprising, but the 356 Coupe is a softly sprung car. The body moves around enough ...

The Porsche Vision 357 concept is an homage to the German automaker's first sports car, the 356 ... the 357 retains the 356's proportions, with a narrow cabin, squat stance, and wide rear haunches.

Porsche set up shop in an old sawmill in Gmund, Austria which is why the car carries its odd title. Despite having packed up and moved to a sawmill, the 356 was still built using some of the most ...

But the UK's Watt Electric Vehicle Company doesn't take that well-worn road in announcing a light, nimble electric coupe that looks like a classic Porsche 356 A. Instead, it slides its skateboard ...

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the first Porsche-badged car, the 356/1 Roadster. To celebrate, the designers in Zuffenhausen have rolled out a new concept car: The Vision 357.

In that car, the engine lives behind the rear axle, but for the 356, Porsche put the flat-four ahead of the axle, with the transmission behind it, for better weight distribution. That good work ...