Driven

Back to Library >
ti icon

Driven

Porsche 911 GT3

3 years ago

not bookmarked

Writer:

Andrew Frankel | Ti co-founder

Date:

24 April 2021

I know what you’re thinking, at least a lot of you: meet the new boss, same as the old boss. So job one for me as a writer seeking to persuade his audience to keep reading is to say no, it’s not. This new Porsche 911 GT3 is absolutely not just an old GT3 with a bit more power and a bit more weight. It may not look it, but there is a fundamental change of approach under that rather familiar shell, a change that will be welcomed, by some, not all.

Start your 30-day free trial to continue reading this article.

Begin free trial

Already subscribed? Click here to log in.

ti icon

Library

Power dressing

Exactly what constituted de rigeur attire in the early days of motoring? And where should you put that revolver? Andrew English reveals all

not bookmarked

The joy of carbs

Every good petrolhead should celebrate the magic of carburettors. Here, David Twohig discusses his favourite carbs over the years

not bookmarked

In Confidence: Falling demand for electric cars

Why it’s in every petrolhead’s interest that EV sales don’t start to slip. Jim Holder looks behind the scenes to see what’s really going on in the industry

not bookmarked

Road America: The madness of the interstate

It’s crumbling and no longer fit for purpose. So why does it have such pull? Sam Smith explains the wonder of the American interstate network

not bookmarked

Unsafe at any speed

Does the name Ralph Nader ring a bell? Some of you may vaguely remember him as a candidate in the US presidential race of 2000. Nader was the ‘alternative’ candidate, running on...

not bookmarked

Theon glow

In Theon Design, Oxfordshire may well have its answer to Singer, writes Dan Prosser. But what is the company all about and what are its restorations like to drive?

not bookmarked