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Whenever Porsche announces a new RS model, the automotive world sits up and pays close attention. The Porsche 911 is the benchmark for most other sports car manufacturers, and its RS models are not only respected, but feared. These hardcore machines are built for track racing, and the latest Porsche 911 GT3 RS is getting closer and closer to being finished. We've extensively covered this hardcore Porsche from winter testing sessions to discussions about its F1-inspired aero. This elusive vehicle has only been spotted a few times testing around the Nürburgring, but in this YouTube video posted by Automotive Mike, we get to see it carving through the roads of the Black Forest in Germany, and it looks and sounds glorious.

They call it “The Streets of Willow Springs.” It’s a 1.3-miles asphalt snake; a miniature, 10-turn, simulated street course in the Mojave Desert, tucked into the foothills behind the main road course that is Willow Springs International Raceway. The Streets has a variety of tight corners, unsettling kinks, off-camber turns and esses, with just enough straight time in between each to allow a driver to throttle in a little extra excitement.

"Chill" is certainly not how we'd define TJ Russell's preference in Porsche 911s. He used to work for Singer and left to strike out on his own a few years back. The result was a Safari 911 that would put some Baja trucks to shame. That first car was almost wholly custom, starting life as a 964 before it got a custom tube chassis and 13.5-inch suspension travel.

The upcoming 911 GT3 RS will be the latest variant of the 911 to arrive. It will be even more hard-core than the already track-oriented GT3 and is likely to have more power. These spy shots give an idea of what it's huge rear wing will look like. You could...

This vintage speed demon is the pride of Germany’s automotive industry. Porsche is a brand best known for its excellence on the track and the performance vehicle sales floor. The primary appeal for most Porsche fans is the brand's focus on building a driving experience as the art form it truly is. It takes real skill to drive one of these cars, particularly the older ones, so they will never go out of style. Essentially the manufacturer realized long ago that there will always be someone faster than you. So rather than focus on blunt force and horsepower, Porsche decided to make their cars incredibly fun to drive, setting themselves apart from everyone else. This particular car is a perfect example of how Porsche built their name as Germany's most authentic performance brand.

Brabus has tuned a pair of Porsches that should excite a range of enthusiasts. The two cars are the Taycan Turbo S and the 911 Turbo S. The two couldn’t be more different, but that didn’t stop Brabus from working its making. Brabus is offering two tunes for...

Russell Built Fabrication wowed the 2019 SEMA Show with its Baja Spec Porsche 911. The build entered production, and the aftermarket tuner is now back with another creation. It’s called the Safari Sportsman that takes the 964-era Porsche 911 and turns it into a more affordable off-road menace. The...