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It's fair to think that even Lionel Hutz, the incompetent lawyer from The Simpsons , could win a court case arguing that the 2023 Porsche 911 is the perfect sports car. Slip into the cabin and you immediately know you're sitting in something special. The steering wheel is sized just right. The driving position offered by the supremely comfortable seats is close to the ground but also practical for easy entry and exit. The interior is immaculately designed and trimmed in luxurious materials. And that's befor
That perfection still doesn't stop Porsche from coming up with new enhancements, however. The 911 lineup has grown continuously since this latest generation debuted in 2020, and this year is no exception. We'll start at the top with the GT3 RS. With its extensive aerodynamic modifications fully caffeinated naturally aspirated engine, there's little doubt that it's the most hardcore roadgoing 911 Porsche has ever produced. On the lower end of the scale is the 911 Carrera T. Porsche starts with a base Carrera
Next up is the new Sport Classic model. It's based on the 911 Turbo and promises a more rewarding driving experience thanks to its rear-wheel-drive layout and mandatory manual transmission. Porsche also fits the Sport Classic with distinctive bodywork such as smooth rear fenders (they lack the Turbo's normal air intakes) and a ducktail-style rear spoiler. Only 1,250 will be produced worldwide.