Porsche Will Build Any One-Off You Want, Even A Cayenne It's not just the 911—Porsche tells Motor1 that Sonderwunsch is already working on bespoke four-door projects. By Jeff Perez Interview - Aug 18
911 GT3 Buyers Helped Convince Porsche To Give The Carrera S A Manual Porsche is seeing rising demand for the manual transmission from its online fans, customers, and dealers. By Anthony Alaniz Monterey Car Week - Aug 14
Porsche Turned The GT2 RS Into A Modern Slantnose. It Rules The one-off was created through Porsche's Sonderwunsch program, and it sheds 70 pounds over the standard GT2 RS. By Jeff Perez Monterey Car Week - Aug 14
Porsche Heard You: The Manual 911 Carrera S Is Back The North America-exclusive 911 Carrera S packs six gears, 473 horsepower, and loads of features. By Jeff Perez Monterey Car Week - Aug 13
The Porsche 911 GT3 Is Even Better As A Convertible: Review Porsche took the classic GT3 formula, removed the roof, and somehow made its iconic sports car even better. By Jeff Perez New Car Reviews - Jul 7
I Drove The New Porsche 911 Cup On The Track—It Got Better Every Lap The new 911 Cup is great, but you already knew that. By Travis Okulski New Car Reviews - Mar 16
Don't Overlook the Porsche 911 Carrera S: Review A Carrera S seemingly isn’t the most exciting part of the 911 lineup. That doesn't mean it's unexciting. By Chris Perkins New Car Reviews - Oct 20 2025
Is the 911 Hybrid Still a True Porsche? Video Review Hybrid may sound like a dirty word, but the 532-horsepower 911 GTS is no Prius. By Chris Rosales New Car Reviews - May 31 2025
The Stick Shift Isn't Dead Yet: Every Manual Car You Can Still Buy In 2026 From affordable hot hatches to 660-horsepower super sedans and hardcore sports cars, these are all the new vehicles you can still buy with three pedals. By Chris Rosales Lists - Jul 2
The Fastest Nürburgring Lap Times Ever From the Mercedes AMG-One to the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X, these are the supercars that broke records at the Nürburgring. By Jeff Perez Lists - Apr 6
Every Manual Car You Can Still Buy In 2026 From brands like BMW, Cadillac, Honda, and more, here's a list of every manual-transmission car you can still buy in the US in 2026. By Chris Rosales Lists
How The Rich Are Ruining Classic Car Ownership For The Rest of Us The race to build the next six-figure restomod has sent classic car prices skyrocketing. And it's only going to get worse. By Jeff Glucker State of Motion - Feb 2
