16 993 Carrera vs RSR
It’s always an unforgettable experience, driving the Alpha and Omega of a specific car range. Be it the Cayenne e-Hybrid and the Cayenne Turbo GT, or from the current 911 range in the form of a standard Carrera and GT3 RS.
Back in the ’90s, Porsche’s 911 range was simpler. Apart from the Carrera, the 993 range offered the S models, Turbo (and Turbo S), as well as the much-loved and highly respected GT2.
Rarely do we see one of the most sought-after 993 models in public, though: the very special 993 Carrera RSR. It is, after all, a race car, so you’re unlikely to see one on the road at all. However, when you consider what this car represents, it stands head and shoulders above all its other 993 siblings. Even better is that this specific RSR is registered on the road, and the owner sometimes stretches its legs on mountain passes in the area.
On the other side of the naturally aspirated spectrum is the 993 Carrera. It’s arguably the purest model in the range because it’s the genesis of what is, for
