The Porsche G-body Targa (1974 to 1989) features the classic removable roof panel and full-width Targa bar. From the 2.7L impact bumper cars to the Carrera 3.2, this is the definitive Targa guide.
Read guide The Porsche long hood Targa (1967 to 1973) is the original 911 Targa. Porsche invented the Targa concept, complete with removable roof panel, Targa bar, and a name that became part of automotive history.
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The Porsche 993 GT2 is the car that started the Widowmaker reputation. Twin-turbo, rear-wheel drive, 430 to 450 hp, and built for FIA GT2 racing homologation. About 194 road cars were made.
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The Porsche 991 GT2 RS is the most powerful road-going 911 ever built. 700 hp, rear-wheel drive, PDK only, and a 6:47.3 Nurburgring lap time. Full specs, values, and buying guide.
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The Porsche 991 GT3 spans two sub-generations (2013 to 2019) with 475 to 500 hp from naturally aspirated flat-sixes. Full specs, the manual controversy, Touring package, and current market values.
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The 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 is the first RS. 210 hp, ducktail spoiler, lightweight construction, and 1,580 units produced. Full history, Homologation vs Touring vs RSR, and current values.
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The Porsche 911 GT3 Touring replaces the fixed rear wing with a retractable spoiler. Same engine, same chassis, quieter presence. Full guide covering the 991.2, 992, and 992.2 generations.
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The fastest Porsche is the 918 Spyder at 214 mph. Here are the top 10 fastest Porsches ranked by top speed, with 0-60 times, Nurburgring lap times, and pricing.
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The most expensive Porsche ever sold is the 917K at over 14 million dollars. Here are the 10 most valuable Porsche models ever sold.
Read guide Air-cooled Porsche 911s (up to 993) vs water-cooled (996 onward). How each cooling system works, sound differences, IMS bearing issues, collectibility premiums, and which one to buy.
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