Rory Reid from Autotrader reviews the Porsche 992.1 Carrera GTS, describing it as a sweet spot in the 911 range and, in the right specification, a “baby GT3” you can actually buy. The GTS uses a 3.0-liter twin-turbo flat-six producing 480 PS, with either a standard PDK or optional manual gearbox. With launch control, the PDK version reaches 0–62 mph in 3.4 seconds, delivering strong real-world performance thanks to its higher torque compared to the GT3.
Unlike earlier GTS models, this version adds meaningful upgrades, including Turbo-derived suspension, adaptive dampers, center-lock wheels, and larger brakes. The result is sharper handling and a more focused feel, though the firm ride can be less comfortable for daily use. The car feels planted and fast, with plenty of grip and responsive handling when driven hard.
Inside, the cabin features Alcantara trim, sport seats, and Porsche’s latest infotainment. The GTS is highly configurable, available in multiple body styles with rear- or all-wheel drive, allowing buyers to tailor it toward either GT3-like sharpness or Turbo-like usability.
Source: Autotrader
