In a book of Porsche photography and engaging conversation, Lance Cole journeys through a personal passion for Porsche one that many supercar enthusiasts share. Herein light falls on sculpted metal and paint -shiny and less shiny. Throwing off the conventions of Porsche purism, yet at the same time always respecting the origins of Porsche, and the status of the 911, this is a book that celebrates the engineering and the design language of Porsche amid its culture. From an oily-rag 356 to old 911s and new 911s, with a brief alighting upon other cars of the Porsche clan, this is an eclectic collection of enthusiasts moments captured across a British Porsche landscape.

Lance Cole has been a motoring and aviation writer and PR for over thirty years. He is also an internationally published photographer, illustrator, and a trained industrial designer. The author of over 20 books and over 100 articles for major titles, Lance has been a fan of classic cars since childhood. He has had an enduring enthusiasm for all things Porsche and has driven Porsches all over the world - including in East Africa, and in Australia.