50 Years of the 911 Trailer (2013)

09 November 2013 84 mins

The Porsche 911 was first introduced to the world in September of 1963 and has been refined into an automotive icon over its first fifty years. In the feature length film “50 Years of the 911”, Paul and Todd from Everyday Driver drive and review eight separate 911 models, tracing the changes and experience of one of the world’s best known sports cars. Shot on beautiful roads throughout Utah and using the unique inter-cut review style of “Everyday Driver”, this back-to-back gathering of 911 generations hasn’t been done by any other automotive outlet or video producer. Porsche fans and automotive neophytes alike have enjoyed this film and come away with a new-found appreciation for this car. We’re excited to share it with everyone.

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Cast

Paul Schmucker

D. Todd Deeken

International Releases Dates

United States 09 November 2013

Production Companies

Everyday Driver Films

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