The Globe and Mail
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Jul 7, 2026
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A convertible GT3 doesn’t seem the best idea for a new Porsche 911 variation, yet it works
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Unlike the hardtop version, the convertible comes with a standard six-speed. Clearly, the drop-top GT3 is less about how the car engages with a track and more about how the driver engages with the car
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