A totally tricked out Tesla Model S will set you back about $133,000. If you go all out and get a Porsche Taycan Turbo S with all of the bells and whistles, it will drain your bank account of around $250,000. Now, on the surface, it looks as though the Model S would be the better deal. A bargain if …Read More
House Auto Group is proud to announce the opening of our newest independent Porsche service center in Encino, CA. We offer all of the same quality services at the new location and hope to see you there. Nothing compares to the passion of an air-cooled Porsche owner. As values for air-cooled Porsches…Read More
We’re approaching the time of year when people start to make all kinds of resolutions about what they will work to accomplish in the coming year, and if you’re a dedicated Porsche enthusiast like the independent Porsche service experts at HOUSE Automotive in Pasadena, then we’ve got one that y…Read More
Here at HOUSE Automotive, we’re not afraid to admit that we’re not just certified independent Porsche service providers, we’re also certifiably crazy about all things Porsche. As such, we often find ourselves deeply engaged and interested in much of the minutiae, trivia, and fun facts that eac…Read More
Porsches were meant to hit the open road, flying up hills and shooting around corners with thrill and precision at every turn of the wheel and pump of the accelerator. A beautiful, fast, and well-engineered vehicle is simply a waste if it spends its entire life sitting in the garage or in dense Los …Read More
Your Porsche is like your child: you spend a lot of money on it, you take good care of it, and you change its oil every 3,000 miles. In all seriousness, many Porsche owners tend to take immense pride in their vehicle(s). And really, who could blame them? A well-maintained, immaculate Porsche is a ha…Read More
Finding an honest, reliable mechanic to service your vehicle is unfortunately difficult these days. Nearly everyone drives a car, but very few people actually understand the mechanical and electric ins and outs of what they drive. When something goes wrong with their trusty steed, they don’t know …Read More
Porsche doesn’t make any “slow” vehicles these days. Now, Porsche didn’t make any “slow” vehicles in the past, either, if you consider that the term “slow” is entirely relative. If that’s enough quotation marks for you in two sentences, then you’ll be delighted to know that every…Read More
It’s very possible. The electric revolution is colliding with the automobile industry in full-force, and with big players like Tesla, Fisker, and even Audi (a sibling of Porsche and a child of Volkswagen), it’s only a matter of time before all major car manufacturers offer their models with a fu…Read More
Driving a stick shift is a wonderful thing. Driving a stick in heavy, rush hour traffic is not a wonderful thing, but the moment you hit those open canyon roads outside of the city is the moment where pure joy meets the driving experience. Driving a manual isn’t just something to boast about it, e…Read More