Porsche's sales were way up in February this year, buoyed by comparatively strong sales from two places we weren't expecting.

Porsche's primary competitor in this luxury EV market, California's Tesla, has a head start on their Supercharger charging network, which was introduced in 2012. Tesla currently has over 400 stations in the US, usually located near interstates, in parking lots, or at destinations, such as hotels.

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For weeks, I've been struggling to wrap my head around cryptocurrency and the related blockchain tech. It's such an interesting and complex topic that several tech magazine and online articles later, it isn't much more clear. Leave it to Porsche, then, to not only be the first automotive company to find an application for blockchain tech in their cars, but they released this short video to explain what blockchain is, and how they're making it work. It's short and succinct, but it's a good baseline explainer for blockchain and how it will be incorporated into your new Porsche.

Porsche of Canada is on a roll, setting its 74th straight month of sales growth with their strongest February in history.

Skylar Robinson, son of famous American racer Chip Robinson, puts on a show in a raucous Porsche 962 making a peculiar series of noises. What better way to explain the difference between a wastegate and a compressor surge. 

Have you ever ridden a roller coaster at an amusement park that was just so much fun you had to immediately get back in line to try it again as soon as possible? In this video, Matt Farah, of The Smoking Tire, takes Marco's turbocharged "Carrera Turbo" (a narrow-body 911 with a non-intercooled 911 Turbo engine shoved in the back) for a spin. 

On paper I like the Turo business model, and I like car clubs like Classic Car Club Manhattan. As someone who doesn't have the money to buy numerous exciting cars, they can be a good way to try a variety of interesting cars. Of course, for people with higher budgets, becoming partial-owners of a high-dollar car is a very effective way to trade in and use cool cars. Now one company has turned a 356 Speedster into a 'Token' on the blockchain and they plan to do it with more models soon.

Porsche has once again teamed up with LEGO for another round of the Speed Champions line, and the toymaker got them to ease up on the corporate jargon to create a truly interesting video. Trust me when I say you should watch it.