The sports cars of Porsche go head to head to prove which is the fastest

Very often we see the fastest vehicles from several brands battle it out to take victory over the rest. However, there are some companies that prefer their own models to be the ones that face off, which is what has happened with the supercars of Porsche. From the Carrera GT to the Panamera Sport Turismo, they have given everything on the tarmac with the aim of showing which is the fastest production vehicle to have come out of the German firm.

To stage a race of this calibre, only three elements are needed: a track up to the task, a driver willing to give everything, and very fast vehicles. Each and every one of these things is in the hands of Porsche, so they had no difficulty in filming this interesting internal competition, where the brand’s most iconic vehicles gave their all in this acceleration contest.

Over time, the Porsche line-up has expanded considerably with the arrival of models such as the Cayenne and the Panamera and, although their structure differs quite a bit from that of the traditional 911, their performance remains on a par with the German firm’s. This is something we can see reflected in the impressive figures that the supercars of Porsche post, both on paper and on the road.

The Carrera GT is one of the first to try to claim the title by going head to head with the Panamera Sport Turismo Turbo S E-Hybrid. Despite the powerful naturally aspirated V10 engine that produces 612 CV in the iconic Carrera GT, it cannot match the 680 CV and the PDK automatic gearbox inside the Panamera. However, the 911 Turbo S takes care of the German estate with an impressive 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds.

The reign of the 911 Turbo S has come to an end, since the presence of the GT2 RS makes the other models show respect for its impressive performance. The 700 CV and 750 Nm of torque from the more radical nine-eleven allow it to reach 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds and a top speed of 340 km/h, figures more than enough to dethrone almost any other supercar.

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However, the Porsche 918 had to share a few words with the latest addition to the firm and show it who is king. The combustion and electric motors allow the 918 to claim a total output of 887 CV and an impressive 800 Nm of torque, figures that enable the 0 to 100 to happen in just 2.6 seconds, claiming the title of fastest production vehicle in the history of Porsche.