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The fascination exerted by rear-wheel-drive or RWD-biased rear-engine German sports cars is sometimes hard to describe in words. But experiencing it firs...

The late founder’s son now faces fines and jail time if his company persists their “anti-competitive manner”

After much anticipation, Marc Philipp Gemballa GmbH has finally revealed its tribute to Porsches iconic 959 Paris-to-Dakar racer thats loved by many.  Revealed as the Marsien, this Porsche starts life as a 911 Turbo S, but undergoes a number of modifications, that leaves it as a high-riding, all-wheel drive, carbon fibre-clad monster.  Before we dive into the Marsien, its worth noting that Marc Philipp Gemballa is the son of Uwe Gemballa, and has started a completely different company to the ...

Share this article This Marsien supercar was conceptualized by Marc Philipp Gemballa, the 27-year-old son of late German tuner Uwe Gemballa, responsible for visually stunning and record-breaking road cars. The Marc Philipp Gemballa GmbH venture, however, isn’t associated with the Gemballa brand. The Marsien is the first offering from Marc Philipp who has launched his own start-up following in his father’s footsteps. The car has been given the name “Marsien” after being put to the test i...

Most car enthusiasts remember the Porsche 959 as an iconic road car that introduced cutting-edge technology...

RUF Automobile, best known for manufacturing original vehicles using unmarked Porsche chassis, have signed a deal with Marc Philipp Gemballa, son of the legendary Uwe Gemballa, to produce a new off-road-capable supercar. The car is inspired by the Porsche 959, specifically in Paris-Dakar trim. It was conceived by Mark Philipp Gemballa GmbH and it’s the first car the company (which is separate from Marc Philipp father’s) will offer. The horsepower wars are being won by OEMs, Gemballa concede...

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