Janko Lind reviews the Porsche 991.2 Carrera GTS Cabriolet, praising its combination of performance, design, and open-air experience. He notes that earlier 911 convertibles lacked aesthetic appeal, but the 991.2’s clean lines, especially with the top down, preserve the iconic 911 silhouette.
The review highlights the visual impact of contrasting colors, such as a red soft top on black paint, and the thoughtful integration of design elements like Alcantara, leather, and wheel choices. Driving the convertible, Lind emphasizes the connection to surroundings, enhanced by rear-axle steering, and appreciates how the car remains agile and composed even at low speeds.
While manual shifting offers more engagement, the PDK is acknowledged for faster, effortless operation. With 450 hp from the GTS package, the car delivers strong performance without compromising comfort, wind noise, or refinement. Lind concludes that the GTS Cabriolet uniquely blends sportiness, luxury, and a close-to-nature driving experience, making it ideal for enthusiasts seeking versatility beyond a pure track car.
Source: Janko Lind
