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The GTS has long been Porsche's sport-package deal for 911 enthusiasts with spines to preserve. But what about the latest model? Is it still the one to get? Let's find out.

The Drive returns to the Gunther Werks headquarters to get an insider's look at the new tech going into the company's next-generation "remastered" Porsche 911 993 Projects like the new Speedster.

This is the one we talked about on the livestream. Pro driver Robb Holland drives the Porsche 911 GT3 and GT3 Cup cars back to back at Road Atlanta to see how they compare.

We've got racing driver (and frequent wheelman for The Drive) Robb Holland on the show.

After years of speculation, and the Z Proto concept car as a teaser, Nissan is revealing the seventh-generation Z car this week. Let's take a look at it and make comments.

Milestones like the “Double Six-Figure Supra Turbo,” the “$82,000 Integra Type R” and the “$40,000 Corolla GT-S” mean beloved Japanese cars (at least low-mileage ones) are freaking hot. What's next?

Tune in and help us answer the big question. The hot new Toyota Yaris GR is being mentioned alongside beloved performance cars like the Porsche 911 GT3, BMW E39 M5, and Peugeot 205 GTI.

The Drive's Mike Spinelli takes a GoPro and reconnects with the Mazda MX-5, and other things, on a contemplative Southern California road trip up the coast.

The Drive's Kristen Lee gets a demo of the removal process for the new Ford Bronco's doors and roof assembly.

It's /DRIVE 10th Anniversary backstory time.

After The Drive located Ford's original "Big Red" experimental turbine-powered truck, which had been lost for decades, Ford Motor Company digitized and restored a documentary film about the

According to the EPA, the Porsche Taycan Turbo EV can go just 201 miles on a full charge.

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De Tomaso is most known for designing the stunner that was the Pantera, but that wasn't the only winner.

In 2006, Alex Roy broke the coast-to-coast speed record in a 2000 BMW M5. Why did he choose it? Let Ice-T tell you why. Four out of five Cannonball record holders chose German sports sedans.

As part of our Moroccan adventure, Spinelli drives a very loud Maserati on Morocco's Formula E circuit . See more this Sunday, November 17th at 8:30 PM ET on NBC Sports.

In the final episode of Season 6, Mike Spinelli, Chris Harris, and Alex Roy, have only 2 days to squeeze in a Moroccan adventure.

[HONEST ASSEMBLY: MEET THE TEAM] You saw it on The Smoking Tire.

For our AMG tribute, Chris Harris lives his DTM dreams in a 190 E 2.5-16v Evo II at Hockenheim. See more this Sunday, November 3rd at 9:00 PM ET on NBC Sports.

Our tribute to AMG. Mike Spinelli drives a Hammer, Kristen Lee compares her classic AMG to the new C63 S, and Chris Harris lives his DTM dreams in a 190 E racer.

It's another episode of The Drive's podcast show, AFTER/DRIVE, recorded live from Classic Car Club.

Porsche owners rolled into Classic Car Club Manhattan from around the NYC area, with an original RUF BTR 3.4 930 turbo, a real, Euro-spec 911 slant nose, a first-gen 928, a couple of RSR tributes

This 1992 BMW 325i Cabrio looks like a standard build, but it's got a secret. Owner Jon Volk swapped in a Tesla powertrain and now it's an instant-burnout machine. Pretty ludicrous, Jon.

The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) turns 50 this year and /DRIVE on NBCSN celebrates by sending Mike Spinelli to just the Magnus Racing Lamborghini Huracan team.

The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) turns 50 this year and /DRIVE on NBCSN celebrates by sending Mike Spinelli to support the Magnus Racing Lamborghini Huracan team.

DRIVE on NBCSN's Zack Klapman goes to Rally Ready in Austin to learn how to drive a rally car from Dave Carapetyan.

Mike learns how to drive a monster truck and host Zack Klapman discovers the joy of rallying then tries to do it in an Infiniti Q60. Alex and Mike attempt to drive a stage of the Baja.

The sixth season of "/DRIVE on NBCSN" premieres this Sunday, September 8th at 8:00 PM ET on NBC Sports.

The future will be fun—and fast.

How do you start a sports-car company? James Glickenhaus, founder of Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus (SCG), a boutique maker of racing and road cars, knows about that.