A premium automotive title from Australia has hit the UK, focusing not just on cool cars, but their owners and the stories behind them

Gary Rose of The Wine Ninjas gives the inside line on the Bordeaux wine region

Six-time Olympic gold medal winner Sir Chris Hoy talks to Style for Miles on how his Porsche GT3 provided the perfect send off for an old friend.

As Style for Miles continues its pursuit of the ultimate Porsche driving route, we spoke to one company who just may have found the formula - the clue’s in the name

As cool as a vintage Porsche 911, London-based tailor Mark Powell is the very definition of Style. So what's his take on this most personal of topics?

In the second part of Style for Miles' look at Porsche celebrated advertising, we look at 1970-1979

Like Roswell and Area 51, we can only speculate what Porsche has got up to behind closed doors - however here’s a few of its prototypes that managed to escape

The birth of Porsche’s Targa was a case of ‘feet on the ground, head in the sky’...

Curves magazine creator and Porsche enthusiast extraordinaire Stefan Bogner discusses documenting the world’s finest driving roads - starting with Scotland

Porsche's advertising broke new ground, at once funny, striking and provocative. So allow Style for Miles to run you through this illustrious history - starting with 1964 - 1969

Porsche’s interior’s have long been celebrated for their individuality, reflecting the marque’s desire to go its own way

Feeling down? Job stressing you out? Then simply take your Porsche on a road trip, says Slap Adventures

Uli Hack is a world renowned motorsport artist with a particular passion for Porsche.

The author of Erich Strenger and Porsche: A Graphical Report discusses the legendary graphic designer

Acclaimed fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh brings art to Porsche

Head North in your Porsche to the Baltic Sea for a unique race circuit proposition

Along with its unique Porsche culture, the West Coast also gave birth to modern skateboarding.

 Dieter Rams' ground breaking design approach mirrors Porsche's 'form follows function' philosophy