Chris Harris reviews the Porsche 911 GT3 992.2 Touring on a road trip through southern France, using scenic mountain routes to evaluate the updated model. He explains that the new version features softer suspension, revised gearing, and engine tweaks, which combine to make the car more compliant and comfortable while improving responsiveness. The changes are immediately noticeable, giving the car a more approachable and usable feel without sacrificing performance.
He notes that the naturally aspirated engine remains strong, though slightly less sharp on throttle response, likely due to emissions tuning. Steering feel and gearbox quality stand out, with the manual transmission praised for its precision and involvement. The Touring’s balance of ride comfort and performance makes it highly capable on real roads, where outright power is less important than control and feedback.
The interior receives mixed comments: the digital gauges and driver-assist shortcut button are appreciated, while details like storage space, cupholder placement, and seat design draw criticism. Harris compares the car to the more expensive 911 S/T, calling the Touring a more usable alternative. Overall, he concludes the GT3 Touring delivers an engaging, analog-style driving experience and remains one of the best all-around sports cars available.
Source: Chris Harris on Cars
