2023 Porsche 911 Carrera T | More Than Enough

[@jee-emdoubleyou513]

As a car enthusiast, how can you NOT be a Porsche fanboy. Honestly... perfect cars.

[@scott8919]

I'd take a Taycan.

[@povertyspec9651]

Boring looks, plain interior, WAY WAY overpriced

[@erics.5785]

The people who cannot afford one

[@joe718gt4]

@patrickbai4708 I own one. I told my friend (who wasn't really into cars but now is sold on the brand) the same thing. It's a good and bad thing at the same time.

[@hsvcommodore4111]

Problem is, if you don‘t like their designlanguage, you will never like porsches because they always looked the same

[@PianoBlackTrimRep.]

Finally, a Porsche review. My friends and I are going to Applebee's for appetizers and drinks later tonight and we are very excited to talk about what a bargain this Porsche is.

[@LennyCow]

Half price I hope

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

25%. It's black friday...

[@essel23fly]

lol

[@andresmattos7541]

Lol

[@HairFollicle]

U guys r gonna have a wonderful time.

[@jasonyoung6420]

With such an affordable base MSRP of $117,000, I don't think I'll even have to give up avocado toast to buy one.

[@bb5242]

If you buy it, drive it 3-5 years, and take care of it, you should be able to recover a lot of that. Depends on the model, but I'm just saying, it's not a totally sunk cost if you don't wreck it.

[@roots4x]

Dealerships are adding markups and optioning these up like crazy already. Forget enthusiast models until Porsche does direct sales.

[@NarasimhaDiyasena]

@@roots4xDealerships are doing to the automotive industry whay Lehman brothers did to the housing industry in ‘08. Their time is almost up and the calamity that follows will result in direct sales being mainstreamed.

[@roots4x]

@@NarasimhaDiyasenaThe only thing I lament though is that a lot of these sales jobs will go away essentially to lower cost delivery jobs. I'm not in sales, but many people make good livings in sales.

[@bobvance-]

You're not really "recovering" it. @@bb5242

[@tjabaley]

2021 base Carrera owner here. 15000 miles so far. In relation to my experience, you guys descriptions of this vehicle are spot on. What a great road car.

[@aadilfaizal853]

I hope they don’t become all electric by the time I can afford one :,)

[@Jonteponte71]

@@aadilfaizal853 Luckily, you can buy them used for less (in most cases) :)

[@tjabaley]

@@aadilfaizal853 dont worry. I dont think electric is the future. Keep working hard. The reward is worth it.

[@svn5994]

@@tjabaley It absolutely is, whether you like it or not.

[@PhonyBologna]

2021 Taycan 4S owner with 15k miles as well. Similar experience :D

[@GarthGoldberg]

We got the S with 7 speed manual, rear-drive only, no rear axle steer, no PASM, no PDCC, no front axle lift, no sunroof, no lane-keeping, so it's driver's car. It's very close to this current T model but with more horsepower and bigger brakes. It''s probably 250 pounds lighter than a fully loaded C4S. I might have ordered this car had it been offered in 2021 but with price increases, this car now costs what we paid for ours.

[@davidvang3310]

The 911 silhouette is timeless

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

Indeed a car designed and built by driving enthusiasts. What a nice vehicle to own.

[@housydoing]

life is short - stretch - make dubious financial decisions. As long as you don't wreck it, you'll be able to sell it for not much of a loss, if any

[@thepaperthepen]

I own a 991 T , and can’t ever see a moment when I’ll have to sell. It’s gives you everything you need for road Porsche. I’m toying with upping to power to 450, but its beautiful as it is

[@geralt36]

There's so much demand for the manual gearbox from car enthusiasts who also happen to be the ones who buy these sports cars, I just don't understand why manufacturers like Lamborghini, Ferrari and Audi don't make them anymore. Kudos to Porsche for still keeping the manuals alive!

[@leshernandez8577]

That's why even though I've never owned a Porsche yet, I love these awesome machines because for all their great and fabulous engineering most of all Porsches are so user friendly, they're just so incredibly thought out and they make any driver feel like Michael Schumacher. Awesome, supremely built machines that can be the weekend racer to the everyday commuter if you're so inclined. But my Porsche model is the Cayman S & GT4. But you can't go wrong with any of their models... Simply Amazing Automobiles. A million thanks, Rest In Peace Mr. Ferdinand Porsche, and how we adore your creations and the Porsche Brand.

[@johnwhodat8135]

You describe the 911 better than someone who owns one.

[@SmartMass]

Especially with the rear seat removed, the 718 GTS is a lot more car for $91k vs $117k for the 911 T. However, I understand the driving experience of a rear engine Porsche is significantly different than a mid-engine variant.

[@harryspeakup8452]

Yeah, when they were talking about comparison cars I was thinking all the way through: this or the 4.0 Cayman? Tough call, and as you say, the absence of rear seats in this makes it tougher still

[@NauticaloneEd]

Agreed. For me, subjectively, it’s the looks of the 911 that I like better.

[@rayestefania3725]

Yes, I currently own a 718 GTS 4.0 and I previously owned a 2019 Carrera T and I see no reason to purchase this car over my 718 other than it is a 911 over a Cayman. I got my 2019 T at a small discount and my dealer called recently offering me a new Carrera T allocation for $10k over MSRP. I do not see this car as the same value as the 991.2, especially not at $10k over retail. The engine in the 4.0 is a lot more special, in my opinion and the 718 GTS has all the performance parts and then some that this T has. Seems like a great car but too expensive at this point and not the value that the previous car was. The only advantage to this car is you can tune it and get the same power as a Carrera S for a lot less money.

[@joetacchino4470]

Rear seats are a $0 option, which I would get 10/10 times.

[@jeffreykilpatrick3592]

Difference is there is so much more interior room and the entire interior is modern and not half a decade old in terms of electronics and screens and such.

[@odysseusfellowes2582]

The guy that owns the company I work for has the “regular” carrera 911. He let me drive it last week. I finally understand why Jack nutts his pantaloons over these things. It was one of the few things I’ve encountered in my 34 yrs on planet earth that lived up to its formidable reputation.

[@DebianDog]

Yes, I thought it was all fan boy crap then I drove a Cayman and Panamera. Both were on another level. They are expensive for a reason.

[@joe718gt4]

@@DebianDog what really surprised me was actually the base Macan, not even my GT4

[@TheChannel1978]

@@DebianDog The older cars with potential IMS issues aren't worth it. Not every Porsche is on another level. Older Cayman generations are pretty pedestrian by today's standards. That said, a modern Porsche still sets the standard for other sports cars.

[@aventarikevin121]

They are great cars until you own one and actually have to turn a wrench on it. Garbage vehicles to maintain and fix.

[@mdub048]

Perfect review. The talk/drive ratio is just right. 👍

[@bourbontraveler]

Only problem they’re really getting up there in price I’ve owned them for 35 years, I always just buy the least expensive But now that’s over 100 grand

[@wiegraf9009]

Oof that's unobtainium despite being a "value trim."

[@tedlazakis5670]

Adjusted for inflation its cheaper than an aircooled 964 and 993.

[@bourbontraveler]

@@tedlazakis5670 Ted Your right I think my 964 cost 80 grand? I didn’t mind the price as much when I was still working I’m just getting old

[@ghoulbuster1]

@@tedlazakis5670 thanks to inflation a dollar in 1910 would be 1000$ today.

[@LaurentiusTriarius]

My dad when he was alive hated Porsches (he was probably scared of em, me thinks) supposedly because they were too expensive but he had a bunch of Alfas and Peugeots in America. Any way you put it a Porsche would have been a better investment...

[@CaptCanuck4444]

Loved the 991.2 Carrera T, love this one too! It's irrefutable that the base engine and manual transmission are far and away the best for daily driving enjoyment.

[@openranks4519]

🦬 💩

[@yisake]

I really love your Porsche deep dive series! It really seem like Porsche is the pinnacle of automotive engineering, isn’t it?

[@bourbontraveler]

It is! I worry that porsche is now more interested in making more and more rather than better and better

[@HairFollicle]

Always has always will be

[@TassieLorenzo]

"It really seem like Porsche is the pinnacle of automotive engineering, isn’t it?" Is that the excuse for not having as much passion and soul - and as many charming flaws - as Ferrari, Maserati and Alfa Romeo? 🙃🙂 I kid, they are obviously very good but terribly German and Teutonic. Italian sportscars of course have a different flavour, as do Japanese sportscars as do British ones. I'm not sure it is as simple as saying one type of sportscar is "the pinnacle". The 911 is certainly the most developed flat-six rear engined sportscar but the new (rebodied Evora) Lotus Emira is also very good as is the new Ferrari 296 in a higher price bracket or the McLarens, or the GTR or NSX on the Japanese side of things...

[@HairFollicle]

@@TassieLorenzo spoken like someone who hasnt driven a porsche lol

[@jt3sd]

as an enthusiast owner of a 991..2 911T , Im so pleased that there is now a 992 generation of this amazing 911 variant - sweet spot 100% - go get one , I love mine a keeper forever

[@SonoCars]

Enjoy in good health. 991.2 Carrera T is hard to beat, except I wanted it in a wide body. Now the 992 let's me get the full package. Looking forward to owning one in the future.

[@EasyRider90]

Finally,a true fun video about cars from best reviewers.

[@monkeyflipper]

this was my first SG video... really enjoy the format and at just under 12 minutes, it's the perfect length for a review. SUBSCRIBED.

[@3204clivesinclair]

I love how people say the 911 is old, boring, etc. it’s one of the best selling sports cars of all time. The fact and sales figures prove that a LOT of people like them. From the base models to the Turbo S, they all sell well. How many production cars have beat the Turbo S in a drag race - not many.

[@TassieLorenzo]

"It’s one of the best selling sports cars of all time." Yes, outdoing the 911 is a nut that the likes of Lotus have tried and failed to crack.

[@fhowland]

SG is the only channel where I hit like immediately as the video begins.

[@youngbrevy]

Yea you nailed it Jack. The Carrera has always been my favourite. Porsche makes perfect cars. They don’t make base models!

[@adamf.8564]

This car is everything what a car fanatic could ever want. Its got the looks, performance, quality, sportiness, and everything else. Soon the time will come to pick mine up!

[@chanhyung88]

The poor man's GT3 and that is a compliment. I am on the waitlist for 1.

[@florianhaffner3910]

The fluid body lines with the wide hips of the 911 are so sexy. In combination with a bright color its just a timeless beauty. And don't get me even started with the engineering that is as close to perfection as possible

[@johnfrench7452]

I see that Patagonia is now selling its fleeces in Porsche variant colors. Nice one Mark.

[@akediord]

I agree wholeheartedly that this IS the sweet spot in the 992 lineup because I own the equivalent in the 718 lineup via a 2021 Cayman T. All of the good stuff standard (PTV, Sport Exhaust, S-PASM, 20" wheels, short-shifter, etc.) from the 718 GTS minus the NA 4.0. If you don't care about leather-wrapped everything, the current gen Ts in the 992 and 718 lineup are super-hard to beat. Mine is a perfect driver's car and gets compliments everywhere I go. If you know, you know.

[@dougcarmine8039]

My wife has a 2023 base Macan and we love it. I would love to get the Carerra T in the manual. All you need to have a lot of fun.

[@AndersChanTidemann]

I just ordered a Carrera T and can’t wait to drive it.

[@ultimatist]

Carbon bucket seats and rear delete don't convey "touring" to me. What am I missing here?

[@povertyspec9651]

Yes, touring to me means a GT car that is a smidge softer for long trips.

[@LaurentiusTriarius]

Porsche has come a long way, I remember sitting in a brand new 911 with my grandpa at the 1991 Montreal auto show, the interior felt like a kit car 😂

[@TassieLorenzo]

That's because the 964 model generation was just an updated 1964 911 -- it's all the first generation 911. Since the 928 was supposed to replace the 911, the 911 didn't really get developed. 🙂

[@johns9904]

The 991.2 T and the 992 T has that focus, and “tight” driving experiences you get from the GT cars, but much more dailyable and costing way less.

[@MatthewGaither]

Wish I could afford one of these! The 911T is definitely the one I would own if I could.

[@nelzelpher7158]

128 months %10 apr the car.

[@TheG60528XiJinPing]

@@nelzelpher7158 holy no lol

[@scottsmith4612]

I suggest you consider a Subaru BRZ or Toyota GR 86.

[@julio1982]

It sounds like an absolute masterpiece. Just listening to it is exciting

[@joe718gt4]

This thing is perfect with the sport bucket seats and classic five spoke wheels

[@squidwardshouse67]

Buckets are a must

[@joe718gt4]

@@squidwardshouse67 and now they're running out of them haha

[@MichaelCoburn]

@savagegeese Mark, you said everyone should get rear steer. I have a 992 GTS coupe on order and am not selecting the Rear Axle Steer (RAS) due to the fact it forces you into a lithium Ion battery which has a 6 year replacement cycle at $2,5000 a crack. I don't want the complexity or maintenance for that system. Even my Porsche tech has said he has seen some issues with the lithium ion battery and availability. Any thoughts given that context and long term ownership plans with limited track time involved with this car for me?

[@jamesseaton7033]

Porsche Light Weight Buckets are a MUST - - - even if you want the comforts, buy these later and sell your LWBs for €10k +

[@peterpabian]

The forward facing camera shots in this video are really good.

[@512Berlinetta]

Have had 4 Porsches in my life 993 C4S and turbo, 996 GT3 and 997.1 turbo..... I think the 911T with big brakes will be the most fun new Porsche out there for the road. GT3RS and GT4RS for the track.

[@louislopez55]

The Steve McQueen movie “Le Mans” was made over 50 years ago and this 911 makes some of the same beautiful sounds heard in that movie from the 917. This car must be an absolute thrill to own.

[@richardbixler]

I appreciate the smaller brakes, it would have been nice if they put more sidewall on the wheel setup.

[@foxlake6750]

Went to a Porsche track day, they had the 911S, 911T and Cayman GTS (2L turbo). Between the 911S and the T, I preferred the S, but the Cayman GTS was the most fun.

[@patrickryskiewicz]

Your videos keep getting better and better. Nice work guys

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The excitement builds over a cheaper 911, then the price reveal, then back to reality.

[@thedrivebygg]

Guys awesome video as always, however I have a problem with the 911 T., I’m sure it’s excellent but! The 718 Cayman S is as fast 0-60mph, it’s 115kgs lighter, £40k cheaper, both cars are 2 seaters and the cayman is the better balanced car. If the 911 T was under 1400kgs you might argue it’s worth the extra £40k as it would be the lightest 911 in the range. Thanks again, awesome video.

[@rootsmanuva82]

I love the Python Green. It drips of the 1970's era of bold COLORS. We're in the era of 50,000 Shades of Grey. (And here I own a Carbon Steel Metallic GTI because it was a garaged, 1-owner with 39K miles with all the right performance options, and I would be dumb to not buy it... I really wanted a Cornflower Blue GTI, but they're rare and overpriced or have 80K miles...)

[@AdamIsAdam]

Best review yet of the T. Please share your thoughts on the exhaust. Is the OEM Sport Exhaust enough or will it need help from the aftermarket. Asking for a friend ;-)

[@jackholmes8105]

Its more than enough

[@joeracer302]

Aftermarket exhaust don’t really sound better, they’re mostly just louder and most sound worse. The factory PSE is ideal tone to me, no drone, and definitely louder outside than you realize.

[@AdamIsAdam]

@@joeracer302 I wonder if the T will be louder inside due to lightweight glass and less insulation.

[@Cyua_]

@@AdamIsAdam Yes they are.

[@rasmusansin3273]

@@Cyua_ isn't the light weight class also less loud? It's that wayu if you spec it in the s model

[@palletjackinfo]

I subscribed to SavageGeese and now I can afford to take my old lady to Olive Garden more than once a year.

[@marekd.7350]

In Farah territory, doing it 10x better. 👍

[@thatoneotherotherguy]

Yep. And on the flip side, could you imagine how bad a Farah video filmed in their Illinois stomping grounds would be?

[@fajitas4every1]

Really? I say that not to be a dick either. I don't really like listening to Farah talk about anything else but cars because he gives off major douche vibes, but I enjoy him speaking about cars. He communicates the experience well. These cinematic shots though *chef's kiss*

[@PotatosPotatoes]

I'm just sad, having to acknowledge the fact that I'll never be able to afford a 911. These cars are cool and I'm sure they're great to drive. They're just Unobtainium for so many. I'd really be interested in seeing a breakdown of the best used sports cars for under $50k right now. I think it would be cool to include slightly-used cars as well. I'm considering the Boxer, TTS, Miata, M2, and a few others.

[@glennhavinoviski8128]

Sadly even a 10 or even 15 year old 911 which has 60k or more miles runs over $50k these days.

[@wiegraf9009]

@@glennhavinoviski8128 Yeah and you probably can't afford to maintain it, no matter how much you want it.

[@joe718gt4]

You can at least rent one for a day or so at the local Porsche Experience Center

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

Rent one on Turn then thrash it. It's $500 of the best money you'll ever spend...

[@alangil40]

Prices got out of control during the pandemic, but might eventually return to normal. In 2019 I picked up a 997.2 C4S with a manual nicely optioned for $47k. Yes it had 80k miles, but it was pristine. And it has only required normal maintenance thus far. I have to believe that eventually that type of price point will return especially for 997s and 991.1s.

[@jesuscalderon9650]

This is so misleading…..116K MSRP but add on the unavoidable 30K premium at So Cal Dealerships Kick rocks, Porsche.

[@joeracer302]

“Assuming your dealers don’t bend you over” the ones here want $15k over sticker lol. I’m keeping my 991.2 T. Dealers lost their damn minds during the pandemic.

[@jongib6096]

Best bang for yo buck in the 911 range 👌🏼

[@GeorgeT370]

Another informing and entertaining video from you guys...thanks...

[@PrimitiveMLG]

Grew up in Illinois. My dad sold you the GR86 in St Charles. Lived in SoCal for the last 6 years never seen a wild cat. This 911 so good you just brush over the rarity of that sighting lmao

[@trevortoman2867]

I am a simple man. I see green 911, I click.

[@thewhitecarrot]

Porsche 911, the definition of evolution.

[@billystpaul8907]

You both are right about this car. This is best car made now. Porsche knows what they are doing. Thanks for the nice review..

[@GERONIMO326]

Wow Jack, didn't know you bought a C8 Z06!? Congratulations my guy!! Arguably the greatest sports car ever made 🤣 can't say I blame you

[@rhollyday]

Another masterpiece of automotive journalism

[@Hypnodog_]

Man, that exhaust is orgasmic

[@07wrxtr1]

Porsche = end game for canyon lovers - I ran into a bunch of PCA members - they were all on their 2nd - 7th Porsches / fans / buyers for life.... one guy told me: "once you go porsche, you never go back..."

[@velvetsmack2645]

Awesome guys, as always. Its just a nice pleasure with your reviews.

[@michaellow4368]

Few dealers return email today indicated no allocation as yet but intended 20-25K mark up. I refused to be part of the problem Totally rejected any mark up.

[@joe718gt4]

Where are you located?

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

On a T car?

[@michaellow4368]

@@thereissomecoolstuff Yes crazy.

[@jackholmes8105]

Well that's extremely stupid. At that point just buy a s.

[@michaellow4368]

@@jackholmes8105 indeed

[@sugarsaint]

Lotus emira is a 3 pedal option

[@Dia1Up]

Oh goodness, manual available. Yessss. Literally everything I wanted in a 911 (I mean, if I could actually afford one)

[@gian5765]

I agree with others’ comments about high price, however You don’t need to pay the full 130k. Here in Europe 70-80% of these cars are leased. Porsches are holding value so well that actual market is crazy. Realistically in 3-4 years of ownership the depreciation range should be 0 to max 20k. If You buy a 70 or 100k other car you’re going to loose much more money. This the way look at it. If the ownership period is just 1-2 year then You may actually make a profit. Many guys here have enjoyed their Turbo, C2, etc, for Free because people don’t want to wait and accept to pay the list price or more for used cars. That’s crazy! Lease it and use it for free while you can

[@EazyT8439]

Was never really into porches until I started doing my research, not one video I’ve seen where someone says they don’t like the car, even owner reviews prefer them over cars likes lambos

[@michael-6988]

Great video on a great car. makes me rethink my Cayman S. Love the blurred speedo!

[@mdrsalgado]

You guys are the best. Made my day. Thank you.

[@ldsiverling]

Wish all your brand reps were as good as Porsche. Seems like you guys get every car you want from them.

[@TheBucketOfTruth]

Is there also an argument to be made that with smaller brakes you also have less unsprung weight and all the benefits that come with it? There's a reason they're doing a launch on Angeles Crest if they view this as a canyon car. Are their dynamic benefits to smaller brakes when off the track? Better steering, braking, acceleration, ride quality, etc.

[@milliebays1801]

Less gyro too. Better steering

[@TheBucketOfTruth]

@@milliebays1801 Yeah updated the comment. Everything is better with lighter wheels/brakes.

[@craigk.5823]

This is so true. I have a base C8 Stingray without the Z51 big brakes, and I added light weight OZ Racing wheels with non run flat Michelins. The car is amazing on our curvy, bumpy Vermont roads ( Summer and Winter).

[@wiegraf9009]

Wheels will do a lot more for you than lighter brakes but sure.

[@PookDaWook]

1:21 Woah. Anyone notice the amount of weights in the wheels?

[@eddelage]

A mountain lion?? Extremely rare sighting up there!

[@chrisgatlin5832]

This is the one for me

[@jeffreykilpatrick3592]

The brakes on the base Carrera and this T are more than adequate - just because they are a little smaller discs does not immediately suggest that these base brakes are not adequate even on a track. Why not take a base Carrera in a track and find out if the brakes “fade”. Bet you $5 they don’t fade at all. Porsche upscale a hp and brakes and so on simply to get guys that have to have the largest pay them a lot more money - the reality is the base Carrera is all the car that 99% of guys need for any non- pro use. Also what other cars for $130,000 are “prettier” or have better interiors? I notice your passenger does not name these “better” cars - he just says there must be some out there somewhere. And the corvette is not a Porsche 911 - I own a c8 and A 911 /992 Targa 4 and one is still mass produced with lower quality across the board and the c8 feels like a huge wide car and it insulates you from the road but it is perfect for all my 75 year old friends with wives who want to drive to have lunch at the speed limit. As it is said” there is no substitute” Also even this T is really a marketing gimmick to get more cash out of your pocket. The rear steering thing is really silly in a small car like the 911. It makes a huge difference parking my Panamera Executive / but porsche just threw it on the 911 to get several more thousand dollars out of the customers. Same with PASM - unnecessary. How about getting a real base 2023 Carrera without these extra handling gizmos and a PDK T so the cars are essentially equivalent except for these handling buzzwords. Ideally drive them back to back on roads and on track and I bet you can’t tell the difference. Make sure the wheel sizes are identical as well. Porsche is all about getting guys to pay $200,000 for a car that really is very much the same as the base Carrera for $115,000 … think of the profit margins on the S and GTS and even the GT3. Maybe Andretti could take both cars on a track and get a time tenths of a second faster in say the T or even the S or GTS but it would take an expert to wring that difference out. 95% of all 911 owners never drive them at anywhere near their actual limits of capability in any model. But it does impress your PCA friends to have the GTS on the back lid. Even most base Carrera owners feel “less rhan” as it is very typical for them to change the badging on their car to just “911”. Heck I did it myself. Now I know better. The base car is all any rational guy needs. And also it is a more responsive engine than the S or gTs. The smaller turbo blade spins up much faster on the base and you can tell the difference on country roads. There is a KZbin video of a new 911 GT3 tested against a new base Carrera on a track. Driven by the same driver- a pro- and the difference is actual track time was just several tenths of a second. But one car was $115,000 and the other over $300,000. Rent a base 911 Carrera from the Porsche drive for a weekend and then rent the GT: and you might decide it would be more useful to spend the $40,000 variance on a PTS color and leather everywhere and a Burmeister stereo and so on rather than in hp that is never really used.

[@TheChannel1978]

Good point about Base turbo being smaller and more responsive

[@jeffreykilpatrick3592]

I agree completely. I have a targa 4 and I spent the extra engine money I saved with leather everywhere and wood interior trim and every driving aid - I own a new T - manual- and a GTS Boxster.

[@efejoao]

It sounds, from the video impression, that there is quite a bit of road noise inside the cabin. Does this bother you guys if you are looking for a GTouring car?

[@rjwintl]

love all the 911's , wish they'd bring back the 928 ... still , I'd rather have a 1967 Corvette , scorpion edition , w/ a 427 and a 4-speed transmission !!!

[@ahmedabdi5980]

The real Touring is the GT3 Touring but that car price has gotten ridiculously expensive because of collectors & speculators who'll most likely hardly if never drive it. I'd have loved if the Carrera T had a naturally aspirated engine but then that'd make the GT3 Touring obsolete

[@justinalexander6261]

Carrera T or the new Lotus Emira manual? Leaning towards the Porsche but the fresh styling on the Lotus is very attractive.

[@doggedlydetermined7022]

So many more unique options at this price point. These just aren’t that special for a huge price tag.

[@cristiangarciamartinez3463]

Could be the toyota gr86 the affordable 911 T if you are not rich?

[@Levent_Ergun]

I believe the base engine can be tuned to upwards of 500hp with just a tune. If I was making enough money to make 6 digit impulse purchases, this would be it.

[@jstoli996c4s]

The T and the GTS are my faves. I would have to drive both to see which one I liked best.

[@cib2413]

Why would you buy this over a GTS? By the time you spec a T it’s too close to GTS money.

[@giveyouashot]

That’s the point. You don’t spec it

[@floodo1]

I appreciate that this vid is so much about all sports cars, not just the car in the title (-8

[@SeanHenryLuvsDaDub]

Great review and the Z09/06 comparison is dead on. The current Corvette is not a pleasing car to drive (or look at, I just see a Ferrari knock off), not in the way that the Porsche makes you feel like Iron Man, and let's you experience the road. Thanks again!!

[@vandecar15]

Jack is the goat

[@erik2446]

Great driving footage and ... sound!

[@thegooddoctor6719]

I got a laugh on the epic fail trying to mask/blur out doing 100 mph on the speedometer on the canyon road ...... ROFL !!!!!! Great Content - thanks for the laugh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@greatheightsu]

I absolutely do not understand Porsche naming schemes and nor do I want to learn. Like adding decimals to model names?? Thank you for acknowledging that.

[@housydoing]

those are internal codes for mid model facelifts (991.1 - 991.2) not model numbers all their 'names' make sense, if you understand the brand

[@enelnelson]

You guys saw a Mountain Lion! Truly rare sight.

[@backroadreviews7353]

The real problem is the price. Dare you compare it to a Supra? The Supra has a manual transmission and is less than half the price of this car with similar performance. If I am spending this amount of money it would be on a 718 GT car.

[@nolefan87]

This looks like a great car and it’s what I’d want if I could afford a Porsche. However, I could much more easily afford a Camaro ZL1 with the manual. That’s a great driving and sounding beast of a car with with a screaming V8. I know it won’t have the refinement of the Porsche though.

[@alexwong553]

Agree 100%…….perfect retirement gift too

[@plasticbmw]

Love this channel...thanks for the content guys

[@ravipeiris4388]

I like Jack so much that I don't view the older savagegeese videos without Jack anymore.

[@ashman0071]

Dodge Demon review was Mark's Masterclass - Jack is in it for a minute so you're ok

[@AarmOZ84]

Let's face it, even if you got a base Porsche 911 Carrera you still would absolutely love it.

[@amospizzey1]

I’ve driven angeles crest over 100 times In Z28 F80 MC Ducati Desmo / SL / 1098R It’s one of THE great roads ⭐️ Love all your work Can you test 718 Spyder and a Stelio QV if you get them please 🙏🏻

[@muizawan]

they already have a video on the 718 Spyder, it was great!

[@kamranabbasov6408]

Man, I crave for this car

[@taishou94]

I live RIGHT THERE! UGH I just want to buy you guys a beer. Or some Arby's. I love you guys.