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This 911 from his collection was custom ordered from the factory with many bespoke options and recently sold on auction site Bring-a-trailer for the considerable sum of $435k.
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The Carrera T Cabriolet (992.2) pairs minimalist performance tuning with open-air joy. It’s a lightweight, driver-focused 911 designed for those who want engagement with a breeze. If you want the purest manual experience in the modern, non-GT 911 lineup, the 992.2 Carrera T is where you should start and with the top off, it is nearly perfect.
Blending open-air driving with the same precision dynamics as the Coupe, the Carrera Cabriolet (992.2) features a lightweight soft-top and a balanced, responsive twin-turbo flat-six. It’s the quintessential everyday sports car with an added sense of freedom and drama.
Marrying all-wheel drive and open-top excitement, the Carrera 4S Cabriolet (992.2) is both fast and composed in any condition. It delivers grand-touring comfort with unmistakable 911 performance DNA.
The Carrera S Coupe (992.2) steps up performance with more power, sharper handling, and enhanced driver engagement. It’s the sweet spot between daily comfort and true 911 excitement for purists who want the edge without excess.
Fusing the Targa’s timeless roofline with hybrid innovation, the Targa 4 GTS T-Hybrid (992.2) is the most advanced and desirable Targa ever built. It balances nostalgia, all-wheel drive, and cutting-edge performance.
The Targa 4S (992.2) combines the all-wheel-drive capability of the 4S with an iconic, semi-open glass roof design. It’s a nostalgic yet thoroughly modern 911 aimed at those who value both style and substance.
Adding all-wheel-drive precision to the new hybrid GTS platform, the Carrera 4 GTS T-Hybrid Coupe (992.2) offers relentless traction and electrified acceleration. It’s a cutting-edge grand tourer with unmistakable 911 heritage.
The Carrera 4 GTS T-Hybrid Cabriolet (992.2) combines the all-weather confidence of AWD with hybrid-boosted performance and open-top emotion. It’s the ultimate grand-touring expression of Porsche’s next-gen technology.
The open-top GTS T-Hybrid Cabriolet (992.2) delivers hybrid-enhanced power and effortless speed with roof-down exhilaration. It’s the pinnacle of modern 911 performance and luxury blended into one package.
Offering the same boosted power and precision as the Coupe, the Carrera S Cabriolet (992.2) adds open-air exhilaration to its 443-plus-horsepower punch. It’s equally suited to coastal cruises and spirited backroad drives.
The Carrera 4S Coupe (992.2) adds Porsche’s all-wheel-drive stability and traction to the S’s enhanced performance package. It’s a confident, year-round performer that blends all-weather usability with razor-sharp handling.
The 992.2 Porsche 911 GT3 with Touring Package is one of those special 911s If you want a car that can howl to 9,000 rpm on a mountain pass, crush laps at a track day, and still feel perfectly at home cruising to dinner with the spoiler tucked away, the 992.2 GT3 Touring is about as close to the “one-car solution” for the hardcore 911 enthusiast as Porsche has ever built.
The Turbo S Cabriolet (992.2) delivers the same mind-bending performance as the Coupe, with the added drama of open-top driving. It’s an all-weather, all-occasion supercar that effortlessly blends power and prestige.
The Turbo S Coupe (992.2) represents the pinnacle of 911 performance, combining staggering speed, luxury, and everyday usability. With over 640 hp and advanced aerodynamics, it’s a supercar in a tailored suit.
The 911 Carrera Coupe (992.2) is the entry point to the 992.2 lineup, pairing classic rear-engine balance with a refined twin-turbo flat-six and modern hybrid-ready chassis updates. It delivers pure, analog-feeling performance with the everyday usability that defines the 911 formula.
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The GT3 (992.2) remains Porsche’s purist masterpiece, powered by a naturally aspirated flat-six that screams past 9,000 rpm. It’s a motorsport-bred track weapon refined for the open road. For the first time for a GT3, a Weissach Package option is available. This will include different, lightweight wheels, an alcantara dash option with chrono, and exposed carbon fiber touches in the cabin.
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The entry-level Taycan returns with rear-wheel drive and a single-motor setup, but now benefits from increased range and efficiency thanks to revised thermal management and updated software. It’s more responsive off the line than before, with improved acceleration and a lower curb weight that keeps the drive pure and balanced.
New for 2025, the Taycan 4 adds all-wheel drive to the base car’s minimalist, driver-focused experience. It fills the gap between the base model and the 4S, offering more grip and performance without stepping into full-blown sports sedan territory. It’s ideal for all-weather confidence with a subtler footprint.
The sweet spot in the lineup, the updated 4S now delivers even more punch with improved 0–60 mph times and a longer range. Its dual-motor setup, sharpened chassis tuning, and enhanced regen braking make it feel livelier and more engaging than ever before. It’s a true daily-driver sports EV.+
The GTS remains the enthusiast’s choice, now sharper and faster than before. Revised suspension tuning and recalibrated throttle response make it a performance standout, with a distinct character that’s more focused than the 4S but less extreme than the Turbo models. It’s also the best-sounding Taycan thanks to its unique synthetic soundtrack.
The 2025 Taycan Turbo gets a big performance bump, with quicker acceleration and a new overboost function that launches it into supercar territory. Despite the name, there’s no actual turbocharger — just raw electric muscle and unmistakable Turbo badging. It blends luxury and serious pace.
Still the range-topping beast (until the GTs arrived), the updated Turbo S gets even quicker, with a 0–60 mph sprint in just over 2 seconds. Porsche has refined its launch control and increased peak output, making it ferocious yet composed, with immense traction and top-tier cabin refinement.
New for 2025, the Turbo GT is the most extreme Taycan yet — track-bred and record-setting. With over 1,000 hp in launch mode and revised aero, it’s faster than many supercars. Active suspension, ceramic brakes, and specific chassis tuning make it razor-sharp on both road and circuit.
This is the ultimate no-compromise Taycan. It deletes the rear seats, adds more carbon fiber, shaves off weight, and turns the Turbo GT into a Nürburgring assassin. It’s the Taycan distilled into pure performance form, with a 0–60 time under 2 seconds and a top speed of 190+ mph. No frills, all focus.
The wagon-bodied GTS returns, combining style, space, and speed in equal measure. The Sport Turismo layout is practical without being lifted like the Cross Turismo, and the GTS enhancements make it every bit as thrilling as its sedan counterpart, just with a more versatile rear hatch.
The 4 Cross Turismo is a rugged, all-wheel-drive wagon with mild off-road capability and increased ride height. It’s now more efficient and better equipped, making it a great all-weather alternative for those wanting something more adventurous but still distinctly Porsche.
Balancing performance and utility, the 4S Cross Turismo gets all the 2025 tech upgrades while offering more power and sharper dynamics than the 4. It’s arguably the best all-arounder in the lineup, with room for gear, optional roof rails, and a driving experience that belies its wagon silhouette.
With Turbo-level performance in a wagon shell, this model blends serious straight-line speed with grand-touring capability. You get the added cargo flexibility and the same brutal dual-motor powertrain as the sedan, now with a touch more practicality baked in.
The fastest wagon Porsche has ever built, the Turbo S Cross Turismo hauls — both in terms of acceleration and cargo. It rockets to 60 mph in just over 2 seconds while still offering rear-seat comfort and generous luggage space. For those who want it all, this is it.
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