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the 918 Spyder, is recalled once again. The problem, this time, is in relation to a suspected problem with the seatbelt system. 
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With just three months to go before the Bugatti Chiron gets its 2016 Geneva Motor Show debut, we are starting to see more sightings. However, one recent sighting has filled us with excitement, as it …
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Check out a Yamaha R1 and Porsche 918 Spyder battling it out on the racetrack.
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Dubai Police Porsche 918 appears to be a fully kitted Weissach model with the large aero kit and fancy wheels. They’ve just wrapped it in the official ...
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Our friend Marchettino filmed up close and personal Horacio Pagani\
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Porsche has announced an official Nurburgring lap time of 7 minutes 14 seconds for its upcoming 918 Spyder following a series of tests with prototypes of the advanced new petrol-electric hybrid supercar at the famed German circuit this week.
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Porsche's 918 Spyder looks the part as it starts its development run.
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While it's difficult enough to come across Porsches doing donuts or burnouts, we now want to show you a 918 Spyder pulling such tricks
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An Acid Green Porsche 918 Spyder was recently filmed up close in Switzerland.
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While the Porsche that wins this race doesn’t bring any surprises, the combined soundtrack of the two Zuffenhausen machines is downri...
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Check out an epic video of six Porsche 918 Spyders hitting the streets of California!
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Not even a cheaty start and Launch Control can help this Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 beat a Porsche 918 Spyder in a drag race.
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Porsche's impressive 918 Spyder has finally hit the road, albeit in prototype form. The German icon has announced that the plug-in supercar will go into production in September next year.
Defying Europe's economic uncertainty, the Spyder is expected to cost up to $1.5 million - but whether any of the 918 cars to be produced will come to New Zealand remains to be seen. The stunning Spyder offers a trio of powerplants in the one car, but at the heart of matters will be a mid-mounted, dry-sumped 4.6-litre V8.
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