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Porsche's Droptop GT3 S/C Loses Its Roof, Not Its Nerve, Testers Say

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Robb Report Motors put the 2027 Porsche 911 GT3 S/C through its paces and came away convinced the open-top variant gives up nothing to its hardtop sibling. Their road test found the driving experience as sharp and engaging as any closed-roof 911 wears the GT3 badge, with no sense of compromise once the top comes down. For a line built on the promise that track manners survive contact with the street, a convertible that holds that line is the kind of result GT3 loyalists will want confirmed.

With reporting from Robb Report Motors.

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