
Porsche chose to breathe new life into a 2005 Carrera GT that had been collecting dust for 20 years. The car’s owner, Victor Gómez of Puerto Rico, sent it to the Sonderwunsch team in Zuffenhausen for a full restoration. The team effectively stripped the car, disassembled the engine, rebuilt it from scratch, and hand-recoated every piece of carbon fiber.

Porsche recently handed over the keys to a fully customized Panamera Turbo Sonderwunsch that had been created just for one lucky owner in Dubai. This bespoke beauty is a one-of-a-kind vehicle designed from the ground up to suit the owner’s specific preferences. And this isn’t the only one-of-a-kind; the company’s Sonderwunsch program creates all sorts of interesting vehicles for customers who enjoy getting involved in every detail, from the paint job to the inside trim.

Porsche’s 911 GT3 has long been known for straddling the line between everyday usability and track-ready performance. Now, with the latest Manthey kit, designed specifically for the new 992.2 model, that delicate balance has moved substantially in favor of the track.

Porsche revealed the 2026 Cayenne Electric lineup this week, bringing their typical blend of speed and utility to the world of battery-powered automobiles. There are currently two options: the base Cayenne Electric and the Cayenne Turbo Electric. Both share an Audi-sourced electric platform, but Porsche engineers have expanded the wheelbase out by five inches to accommodate the wider frame, resulting in extra internal space, particularly for passengers in the backseat. Expect delivery of this new model in the United States to begin in late summer 2026.

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Automotive designer Ugur Sahin has a habit of drawing cars that Porsche executives wish they had thought of sooner. From his workshop in the Netherlands, this digital artist turns idle what-ifs into sparkling visions, and his latest creation, the Porsche 960 GT RS, is not an official idea, but a secret challenge.

A Porsche 911 has timeless appeal, its shape and stance imprinted in the minds of anyone who ever pasted a car poster on their wall. Rezvani takes that appeal and turns it into something special with the RR1, a car that combines the spirit of the 1970s Porsche 935 with the precision of a modern 992 911. Limited to 50 units, this supercar starts at $195,000—before you supply the donor 911—and goes up to $290,100 with every option.

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Dua Lipa, the British pop star behind hits like “Levitating” and “Don’t Start Now,” has a secret passion: cars. She’s co-designed a bespoke Porsche 911 GT3 RS, a beautifully engineered machine that combines Porsche’s precision with Lipa’s style. Up for auction to support her Sunny Hill Foundation, this is a showstopper.


