AutoTopNL reviews the 992.2 Carrera T Cabriolet, highlighting it as a driver-focused version of the base Carrera. It retains the 3.0-liter twin-turbo flat-six with 394 hp and 450 Nm, paired exclusively with a six-speed manual gearbox. The Carrera T adds performance upgrades as standard, including PASM adaptive suspension lowered by 10 mm, a mechanical limited-slip differential, quicker steering, and a sports exhaust.
The review emphasizes the improved six-speed manual over the previous seven-speed, with a short, mechanical shift action and a distinctive wooden shift knob inspired by the 911 ST. Interior touches include sport seats with fabric inserts and unique trim accents, reinforcing the driver-focused character.
On the road and Autobahn, the Carrera T feels engaging and responsive, with strong traction and usable performance. Despite slightly reduced sharpness from the convertible body, it remains quick, capable of approaching its 293 km/h top speed.
The manual gearbox transforms the driving experience, making the Carrera T more involving than PDK-equipped models. AutoTopNL concludes the Carrera T is the sweet spot of the range—offering a purer, more engaging drive without the excess performance or cost of higher-end 911 variants.
Source: AutoTopNL
