2025 Porsche 911 GT3

If you were to create a hall of fame for sports cars, it's a certainty that the Porsche 911 would be in it. Beloved by owners worldwide, the 911 has provided superlative performance, style and refinement for decades. The current generation also has a seemingly endless lineup of models and customization options. Whether you want a track-focused machine or a powerful grand tourer, Porsche has you covered.

Porsche has given the 2025 911 a significant update. All models receive reworked front and rear styling. Most of the revisions help improve aerodynamics and engine cooling. Inside, the instrument panel is now a completely digital unit that's configurable. Porsche also repositioned some controls for easier reach such as the engine start button and gear selector stalk. But the big news is the GTS' new hybrid powertrain. It still has a turbocharged flat-six engine but it's paired with hybrid componentry to significantly improve performance. It cranks out 532 horsepower, which is 59 hp more than the outgoing GTS. The base Carrera's engine also gets updated but only receives a small power bump from 379 hp to 388 hp. Finally, Porsche has given the top performance versions chassis improvements for better performance and revised the availability of certain features.

The 911 is an amazing luxury sports car, but it's expensive. For not much more than the base 911 Carrera, you can get a BMW M8 coupe or the new Mercedes-Benz AMG GT coupe. Both are larger and more comfortable. Other alternatives to the 911 are the Chevrolet Corvette, including the new 1,064-hp Corvette ZR1, Aston Martin Vantage and McLaren Artura.

The 2025 Porsche 911 is offered as a coupe, a convertible, and a Targa that has a power-retractable roof panel that splits the difference between a coupe and a convertible. Keep reading to see our experts' curated rundown of each model and highlights of the 911's standard and optional features.