Porsche 911 Carrera S 992 | Technical Brain Damage

We review the 2021 Porsche 911 Carrera S 992. The latest 911 is a culmination of so many years of development that very few sports cars make it this far. We do a deep dive into all of the technical and electronic systems that make this car complicated yet great to drive. We look at the good and bad and discuss what it is like to drive. Other cars in this price range to consider are the Lotus Evora GT, Corvette C8, Mustang Shelby GT500, and Lexus LC500.

#porsche #992 #911

Index:
00:00 - 00:35 Intro
00:35 - 4:45 Interior Impressions
4:45 - 9:05 Mechanical Impressions, Chassis Changes
9:05 - 15:48 Brakes, Tires, Suspension, and Drive Mode Electronics
15:48 - 24:24 Aero, Engine, Isolators, Transmission, and New PDK
24:24 - 30:10 Driving Impressions
30:10 Final Thoughts

[ABeans]

Technical talk is the best. Don't shorten it.

[kylef.]

Hats off to porsche for sticking with a rear mounted engine, and continuing to offer a manual transmission option on their cars. Their persistence to build pure driving cars will keep customers coming back

[aiGeis]

Porsche: The *only* car manufacturer that can go overboard on electronics and technical sophistication and STILL impress Mark.

[ch_dn]

5:40: "this is gonna be a long technical segment"
me with my dinner ready: "I AM READY"

[leviathan]

The shoppe segment of this channel really gave me a completely new appreciation for cars and is easily the best thing about this channel, besides the two great hosts that is.

[chrisl]

Never made a comment in all my years of watching the YouTube. Hope it helps the algorithm, can't believe you aren't over a million subs, so much better than anything else....?? Best car channel ever, keep up the excellent work Mark!

[tomcat]

Guards Red 911 with a manual? I'm sold.

[ionneifion]

15:42 - I've never seen/heard a laugh stop that quick in a sincere moment.

[VS]

honestly i'm just really impressed all of this technical data was available to the public. absolutely loved this mr. goose, keep up the great work

[themadhatter]

Best Savagegees video ever? What a technical, comprehensive, and enthusiastic review. This must have been a ton of work and it shows. Thanks for doing it!

[trento]

Mechanical Engineer checking in. This was easily the best car review I’ve ever watched. So good, thank you.

[judyaustin]

These cars are becoming so technologically advanced that every rich person will finally be a good driver without trying. Yes, I'm jealous.

[antoinelaporte]

As a mechanical engineering student, I can only say thank you for this review. Those 20 minutes in the shoppe were so interesting and the information given is just detailed enough to captivate someone like me (I paused on every slide) without going too far to be understood by nearly everybody. Also, you've given me a 911 obsession! Wow, that car is impressive! I had the chance to drive a 2018 911 turbo, but it is now my dream to drive (and maybe own someday) a manual 911 like this one. You guys are awesome, I can't believe this video is free. Stay safe and keep making those awesome reviews!

[greencomputerfan]

I love how porsche has a constant technical improvement on all aspects of their cars except the exhaust bolts

[security_threat]

Thank you for what you do and making these videos possible. Since this video directly influenced my decision to get a 992 this is the least I can give thanks with.

[ClickBoom]

You guys are a big part of the reason MotorTrend knows they need to change their business model

[yorbalindason]

Ive been daily driving a 2020 Carrera S for the past two weeks - everyday Super Car. Grins and giggles. A lot of fun.

[atomic]

This is by far the best Porsche 992 review i have seen on YouTube! The amount of details and informations that are put in this video are just next level!

[misterjiggles]

It's amazing how much better Jack has gotten. He's really turned it into a two person gig and his laugh makes snicker every time.

[jadomi]

Guys you surpassed your benchmark Mazda 3 video with this, well done. Having all the tech data and videos from the manufacturer cut in with your own footage and commentary is seamless and suits your presenting style. Very enjoyable. As for the car, I do love it but to me it looks like it has a lot of stuff that could go wrong. It's definitely digital.