Only 70 people will get this new 911 Club Coupe

This isn’t a 911 emergency, but Porsche fans might want to dial in fast. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Porsche Club of America (PCA), Porsche has revealed a special version of the 911. It’s called the 2026 Porsche 911 Carrera T Club Coupe, and only 70 units will be made. The very first one will be kept in Porsche’s museum, the second will be raffled off to PCA members, and the rest will be offered to PCA members for purchase.

This isn’t the first time Porsche has done this. Back in 2006, the club’s 50th anniversary was celebrated with the 911 Carrera S Club Coupe. In 2016, Porsche followed it up with the 911 Carrera GTS Club Coupe for the club’s 60th year. Now, the new version is based on the Carrera T, which is known as the lightest and most driver-focused 911 in the lineup. It’s also the only Carrera model that still comes with a manual transmission.

The special model comes in a brand-new color called Sholar Blue, which is a metallic version of the Club Blau color used on the 2016 edition. Other custom touches include a Sport Design front bumper with red accents, RS Spyder Design wheels with a unique finish, Club Coupe decals on the doors, and a badge on the engine lid to mark the anniversary.

The interior also gets a patriotic theme with red, white, and blue trim, custom stitching, and PCA logos placed throughout the cabin. There's a badge on the center console, the Porsche Club of America name on the door sills, and even LED puddle lights under the doors that show the special 70th anniversary logo.

Under the hood, the car keeps the standard Carrera T setup, which includes a 3.0-liter twin-turbo flat-six engine making 388 horsepower, a six-speed manual, sport suspension, sports exhaust, and rear-wheel steering. Buyers can also purchase a matching Porsche Design chronograph to go with the car.

The price is still under wraps, but it will likely go beyond the usual 2026 911 Carrera T, which starts at $140,950 or about Php 8.2 million. To compare, feel free to explore other 911 variants and Porsche models on AutoDeal.com.ph.