The 911 Dakar's starting price is a lofty $223,450, but we expect that won't deter moneyed Porsche buyers, especially when the car is this unique. But if all this performance and rally-bred ...

Porsche took the 911 in a new direction with the 992 Dakar, that direction being vertical, and for 2026, the innovative, rally-inspired ... flat-six that powered the original, the updated Dakar ...

Full Disclosure: Porsche wanted me to drive the 911 Dakar so badly ... an area that played host to the original Dakar Rally before it headed off to Saudi Arabia. This is where it all started ...

The latter is better for loose surfaces. Porsche outfits the 911 Dakar with rally launch control that allows for up to 20 percent maximum wheelspin on low-traction surfaces. Those hoping to enjoy ...

Porsche naming its new off-road-oriented 911 after the Dakar Rally makes sense. After all, it's one of the most famous motorsport events. What some people might not know, however, is that the 2023 ...

Believe us, it’s a whole thing and it goes back decades with a rich rally history ... The Dakar also picks up from the 911 parts rack engine mounts from the GT3, the Porsche Dynamic Chassis ...

Why has Porsche debuted a new 911 Dakar? This isn’t Porsche hopping ... The 911’s first factory-backed race was the Monte Carlo Rally, in January 1965, where it finished fifth.

The 911 Dakar also gets its own bespoke rear decklid spoiler which looks like the perfect place to lay out a rally map and scream at your co-driver for getting you lost. Porsche has decided the ...

The Porsche 911 Dakar was launched last year as a factory model built specifically for off-road rally antics. You might have expected it to be called the Porsche 911 Safari, but it turns out a ...

Porsche's newest model is ready for the rough stuff. The automaker has revealed the rally-inspired 911 Dakar off-road sports car at an event on the eve of the Los Angeles Auto Show. The coupe ...

Porsche 911 Dakar production has ended ... in a way that echoes the look of the livery on the Rothmans 911 that won the 1984 Dakar Rally, albeit with yellow replacing the original white.