Porsche 911 Club Coupe: The Exclusive American Dream Limited to Just 71 Units!
Are you ready for a car treat that will blow your mind? Porsche just dropped a bombshell on the American-Canadian market with its new ultra-limited 911 Club Coupe. Only 71 units of this special edition will be made, and each one is a true masterpiece for the brand’s hardcore fans.
Why is this Porsche special?
This model celebrates 70 years of the Porsche Club of America (PCA), the world’s largest club of Porsche owners. Based on the Carrera T, this Club Coupe packs a six-cylinder engine with 385 horsepower, but what really sets it apart is the six-speed manual transmission with a walnut gear knob. Yes, you read that right – a manual gearbox in a world where automatics rule!
A color that steals the show
At first glance, this car stuns with its exclusive Sholar Blue Metallic paint, created in collaboration between Porsche Style, Exclusive Manufaktur, and PCA. This metallic variant of the famous Club Blau color was first used back in 1952 and now makes a grand comeback.
Sporty vibes everywhere
The sporty character is highlighted by a sport design front bumper with red accents, 20-inch RS Spyder wheels in satin black with brilliant silver details, and a PASM sports suspension lowered by 10 mm compared to the standard Carrera. The interior is a feast for the eyes and touch – black leather with contrast stitching in Speed Blue and Guards Red, illuminated door sills with the Porsche Club of America inscription, and door projectors with a special 70-year logo.
Why does this matter?
PCA was founded in 1955 by Bill Sholar and is today the largest Porsche owners club worldwide. Its members are among the most passionate car enthusiasts, and Porsche decided to honor them with this limited model. Timo Resch, President of Porsche Cars North America, said it’s an honor to create a special model celebrating 70 years of PCA.
Where and when?
The world premiere of this model will take place at the annual Porsche Parade event organized by PCA. If you’re a club member or just dreaming of this car, better start saving – the chances to get one of only 71 units are slim!
Conclusion
The Porsche 911 Club Coupe isn’t just a car – it’s a symbol of passion, tradition, and exclusivity. In a world where cars are mass-produced for everyone, this model is a true oasis for those who want something special, handcrafted, and soulful. And the manual transmission? It’s like having a VIP ticket to the era when drivers were really drivers.
So, what do you think? Is the manual gearbox in 2024 just nostalgic luxury or a real driving revolution? Share your thoughts, or just throw in a joke about manuals – you know you want to!
