Nope, I'm not talking about the Hot Wheels model car ... A 2.0-liter flat-six was one of four engines that Porsche offered in the production 914. Rated at 108 horsepower and 118 pound-feet ...

a treatment that hides some of the 914's more ungainly angles. The 14-inch Fuchs wheels and silver "Porsche" script look fantastic, and there's not much that can beat a removable targa top for ...

A 1970 Factory Works Porsche 914/6 GT looks like it could set a record ... arms with coil springs at the rear. Ventilated ...

Whenever the 914 nameplate is mentioned, it's almost as if something in the Porsche crest doesn't look ... Up front, the 7x16-inch wheels are shod in 225/50 tires. The wheels are well filled ...

entry-level Porsche like the regular 914 was marketed as. Hiding a racing-spec 2.0-liter flat-six, lighter fiberglass exterior panels, and enlarged fender flares to cover wider Fuchs wheels ...

These "Riviera" wheels were so popular on 914s that I've ... There were two models of 914 available at first: the regular four-banger 914 and the 914/6 (which had a detuned six-cylinder engine ...

Lee jacob's 1972 Porsche 914 The 914 was always a driver's car ... The sixes had squarish wheel flares front and rear while this '72 914 has had only its hindquarters widened at the rear by ...

The Porsche 914 restomod project was originally announced ... of carbon fiber with wider fenders to cover the 18-inch Fuchs wheel shod in Michelin Pilot Sport 2 rubber. The 914 also got a ...

It’s a heavily customized version of Porsche’s or VW-Porsche’s (since it was a collaborative effort) 914 from 1974 that ... The boxer lump drives the rear wheels through a five-speed manual.