Not every sports car needs to be high-strung or high-maintenance. In fact, some of the most durable machines ever built came from across the Atlantic. The cars on this list aren’t just lookers.

Porsche 911 S/T is the official anniversary model of the 911 and is also the lightest of the 992 generation, according to ...

This hunchback Kermit-green Pininfarina Porsche B17 is ugly enough for its sellers to consider a million buck-plus price tag ...

This unusual, one-off Porsche 911 gives you the chance to add a car with a unique place in automotive history to your garage. “It was delivered in dark blue, but was a few years later converted ...

The 911 B17 was eventually sold in 1972. Although initially sporting a dark blue coat, the new owner repainted the Porsche to its current lime green. It would change hands again in 1974 ...

The T’s one of the few manual-shift cars left, even at Porsche ... T wears black synthetic leather with black-on-black plaid textile seating—but you’ll want the available blue trim package ...

Porsche has marked ... feature a custom blue accent ring. Inside, the Sonderwunsch detailing continues with Speedyellow stitching and trims against a sleek black interior. Embroidered “911 ...

This package also includes black ... Gentian Blue thread to the seats, seat belts, center console inserts, dashboard accents, 911 logo on the headrests, and the trim rings. The Porsche 911 ...

and an interior package replaces all the black stitching with Gentian Blue, also adding the blue to the plaid seats, Sport Chrono dial and other trim pieces. The 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera T is ...

and black SUVs surrounding it. This is the most expensive Porsche sold in Australia, after all. The new Porsche 911 S/T is arguably the most driver-focused 911 variant of all time and brings the ...

Which is why I was surprised when I was recently instructed to start my day testing the refreshed 992.2 Porsche 911 not in the fancy ... else in the humble blue Carrera. And when it came time ...