I love these collage type videos that Porsche puts together. The footage of old cars, development views, and driving through remote locations, all brought together for three minutes of dream fueling. I couldn’t help but wonder what Porsche will look like in another 50 years. Will the Porsche 911 still be around, or will it have finally retired. Kind of felt like the kid towards the end of the video peeking over the steering wheel.

As to be expected from a Porsche produced video, this one contains some gorgeous footage of the Porsche 911 in action. There’s even some appearances from older 911s. Love the driving footage and some interesting commentary. And who doesn’t love this guy’s accent?!

Some very cool cars show up at this rally in Europe. I’m not sure where. Both of the featured cars, the Porsche 911 Sport Edition and the Porsche 911 Speedster, are unbelievable cars. Glad to see their owners are out enjoying them!

I must be a pretty simple man. I sat mesmerized by this video all the way thru. Sure it’s only 90 seconds long, but there’s not a lot of action. Still didn’t keep me from watching it a couple of times.

These guys make driving look so effortless. This was shot at the Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV last month. Great footage and sounds from these cars.

This is a little out of the norm for PorschePerfect.com, but a pretty cool highlight video showing the Porsche Design P’9981 Blackberry Smartphone. I love Porsche Design, and have always loved the Blackberry, but it’s really bordering on a has been platform. The first class event way outdid the device in my opinion. A gorgeous device, just too bad it’s on RIM’s platform.

This video shows the setup of 40 Porsches that appeared in the Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV picture. The video is worth watching just to see some of the closeup footage of the cars. Looks like it was a heck of a task lining up the 40 cars just right to get the desired picture.

This is a great video showing some detailed shots of the new Porsche 911 interior, along with a short interview of the lead designer of the interior for the car. I wasn’t sure about the Panamera carryover inside the car, but after seeing the video, I’m starting to swing towards really liking it. I think it just takes a little time to get used to. Kind of a like a fresh doo on the Mrs.

There’s nothing like a guy like Hurley Haywood giving some first hand history of Rennsport. The guy won the Rolex 24 hours at Daytona six times! Among other career accomplishments. This is a great video for any Porsche fan.

This is a great video from the Porsche YouTube channel. Hartmut Kristen, head of Porsche Motorsport, gives some insight into where he sees the future of Porsche’s competition cars going, as well as answers the always interesting question of how much of the technology in the current Porsche race cars makes it into the production vehicles. Amazes me how little difference there truly is between Porsche’s race ready cars and models like the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0.