Based on the lightweight 911 Carrera T, the Club Coupe's hardware remains unchanged. So there's a 388-hp twin-turbo flat-six, six-speed manual transmission with a sweet walnut wood shift knob, ...

Porsche fit the engine, chassis and brakes from a 996.2 911 GT3 to the Classic Club Coupe. That means it’s now motoring about with a 3.6-liter flat-six that produces 381 horsepower.

One 911 Club Coupe will go to the Porsche Museum, though it won't be counted as one of the 70. The second will be raffled by the PCA. The rest will start production in the fall and finish up in the ...

Porsche this week unveiled the 911 Classic Club Coupe, a one-of-one concept built for the Porsche Club of America, the automaker's oldest and largest owner's club.

The Porsche 911 Club Coupe Is a Carrera T Reserved Just for True Porschephiles. Only 70 will be sold, and you'd better be a Porsche Club of America member if you want one of them.

Porsche has revealed this 911 Classic Club Coupe, a new one-off from its Sonderwunsch ("special wish") customization program. The Classic Club Coupe started as a 1998 911 Carrera but gained the ...

Oklahoma City., July 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Third iteration of Porsche 911 Club Coupe for the PCA debuts at Porsche ParadeTotal of 70 units to be offered to PCA members Collaboration between ...

Porsche announces super-exclusive 911 Club Coupe. Porsche has worked up a treat to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first two Porsche Clubs, the first of which was founded by seven gentlemen ...

Estimates for the Porsche 911 Classic Club Coupe ‘No. 001/001′ Factory One-Off is available upon request via Broad Arrow Auctions’ website. Elsewhere in automotive, you can now take a look ...

Optional Features The 911 Club Coupe costs $175,580, almost $80,000 more than a standard 911 Carrera S. If you'd like to spend more than that, you can equip the car with a rear window wiper, adaptive ...

The 2026 Porsche 911 Club Coupe will be limited to just 70 models, with PCA members getting exclusive dibs. Owning a Porsche and owning a Nissan are two wildly different experiences.