This video from Jubbal & Cars features a test drive and overview of the Porsche 993 Carrera S, one of the last air-cooled 911 variants. The Carrera S combines the naturally aspirated flat-six with the wide Turbo body, making it one of the most desirable non-Turbo 993 models. With about 300 horsepower and a relatively light curb weight, it represents the end of Porsche’s air-cooled era.
The reviewer highlights the car’s iconic styling, especially the wide rear fenders, and notes several modifications including an upgraded exhaust, short-shift kit, and chassis bracing. Inside, the cabin feels purpose-built and unmistakably 1990s, with classic five-gauge instrumentation and traditional Porsche ergonomics.
On the road, the Carrera S delivers strong steering feedback and a mechanical driving feel. The rear-engine layout is noticeable, with the front end feeling light under acceleration. While not especially fast by modern standards, the car offers a raw and engaging experience with noticeable body roll and analog controls.
Source: Jubbal & Cars
