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Andy has made a firm and final decision: his beloved 964, “Little Green,” is officially going up for sale. We talk through the emotion, the excitement and what might come next in his Porsche ownership journey.

James previews the upcoming Bluff Country Run with the MN Porsches and Pancakes crew, carving through the twisting Mississippi River roads between Minnesota and Wisconsin toward La Crosse and the Driftless Region. We also unpack the latest news from Porsche HQ, including more job cuts and the long-overdue realization that the 911 remains the car buyers are lining up around the block to own.

Plus, we play Aussie Car Bingo to see whether Andy’s decision inspires anyone else in his group to sell, share a spectacular Video of the Week that somehow isn’t a 964, and deliver plenty more of the usual Porsche-related banter.

Tune in, kick back and welcome to Curb and Canyon.

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IS THIS THE END OF PORSCHE?! THE END OF CURB & CANYON?!

Okay… we dropped the ball and completely missed June. But we’re back—and apparently making up for lost time by questioning absolutely everything.

James nearly sold his 991. Andy is flirting with selling his 964. One of us has been test-driving potential replacements, so naturally we play “Guess the New Car.”

Meanwhile, what on earth is happening at Porsche?!

Turbocharged GT3 RS rumors—which surely would make it a GT-TWO-RS?!

Fake gear changes in electric Porsches

Nearly 4,000 layoffs at Porsche HQ

And growing questions about whether Porsche is losing the obsessive attention to detail and conscious design philosophy that made the brand legendary in the first place…

Is this the end of Porsche as we know it?

The end of James and Andy’s Porsche ownership?

The last-ever episode of Curb & Canyon?!

Probably not. But how much clickbait can we cram into a single podcast episode?!

There’s only one way to find out… tune in, kick back and welcome to Curb and Canyon.

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Porsche has released a new update on its finances and business strategy and, somehow, managed to talk about Porsche without really talking about cars. Bold move. So naturally, James and Andy are here to overreact responsibly.

This month on Curb and Canyon, we dig into Porsche’s latest corporate brain dump: what it says, what it doesn’t say, and whether anyone in Stuttgart remembered that the whole point of Porsche is usually the cars.

Then we climb back into the GT3 convertible / “SC” debate, because apparently James’ opinions escaped into the Porsche community and caused a few people to spill their espresso. Were his takes fair? Was the reaction fair? Is a roofless GT3 genius, madness, marketing sorcery, or all of the above?

We also get dangerously carried away with Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program, which sounds like a fantasy factory for people with unlimited money and very specific childhood dreams. So of course we ask the important question: if Porsche handed us the design team, the paint booth, the parts bin, and a completely irresponsible budget… what would we build?

And finally, we have another Video of the Week. Andy picked it. So yes, obviously, it features an air-cooled Porsche. Try to look surprised.

Fast takes, strong opinions, questionable financial analysis, and just enough Porsche nerdery to get us in trouble again. Tune in, kick back, welcome to Curb and Canyon.