Porsche 911 Club Coupe 2026: Carrera T, 388 hp, 6-speed manual

What Porsche built and why it matters

Porsche unveiled the 2026 Porsche 911 Carrera T Club Coupe at the 2025 Porsche Parade in Oklahoma City. The car marks 70 years of the Porsche Club of America. Porsche will build 70 units for the U.S. and Canada. Initial sales target PCA members only. 

This model is the third Club Coupe since 2005. Porsche uses these cars to honor PCA milestone anniversaries. The approach stays consistent: small volume, club-first allocation, and a unique specification tied to PCA history. 

Production starts in fall 2025 and runs into spring 2026. Porsche will add the first example to the Porsche Museum. PCA will raffle the second car to members. Porsche will offer the remaining units to the club community. Porsche will announce pricing later. 

The hardware: focused and manual

The Club Coupe uses the 911 Carrera T as its base. Porsche fits a 388 hp flat-six with a 6-speed manual transmission. The car includes a walnut shift lever from the factory. Porsche tunes the chassis for engagement, not theater. 

Porsche equips the car with PASM Sport Suspension, which lowers ride height by 10 mm versus a standard Carrera. A mechanical limited-slip differential with Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) manages traction. The Sport Exhaust comes standard. So do rear axle steering, Sport Chrono, and a GT Sport steering wheel. 

Brakes receive an upgrade compared to the prior 911 Carrera T. The front axle uses six-piston fixed calipers. The rear uses four-piston calipers. Both axles clamp 350 mm vented and cross-drilled rotors. Porsche built this hardware set for consistent feel and high repeatability. 

Key performance hardware at a glance

• 388 hp flat-six, 6-speed manual.
• PASM Sport chassis, -10 mm ride height.
• Mechanical LSD with PTV.
• Rear axle steering, Sport Chrono, Sport Exhaust, GT Sport wheel.
• 350 mm rotors, 6-piston front, 4-piston rear. 

The look: Sholar Blue and PCA cues

Paint carries the story. Porsche finishes every car in Sholar Blue. The shade reinterprets 2015 Club Blau in a metallic, Paint to Sample-style execution. Style Porsche, Exclusive Manufaktur, and PCA developed the color through many iterations since early 2023. 

Porsche installs a SportDesign front fascia with red accents. The car rides on 20/21-inch RS Spyder wheels in Satin Black with Brilliant Silver accents. Club Coupe door logos and a rear 911 decal use Brilliant Silver as well. Guards Red grille slat inlays reference PCA colors. Mirror caps swap the Carrera T’s Vanadium Grey for Sholar Blue. A 70 year PCA grille badge completes the theme. 

Exterior details that matter

• Sholar Blue created with PCA input since 2023.
• SportDesign fascia with red accents.
• 20/21-inch RS Spyder wheels, Satin Black with Brilliant Silver accents.
• Club Coupe branding and rear 911 decal in Brilliant Silver.
• Guards Red grille inlays; Sholar Blue mirrors.
• 70 year PCA grille badge. 

The cabin: light touch, strong identity

Open the doors and you see illuminated sills with Porsche Club of America lettering in a specific font. A door projector displays the PCA 70-year logo. The interior uses black leather with deviated stitching in Speed Blue and Guards Red. Seat belts and the 12 o'clock marker on the wheel use Guards Red. Porsche adds a PCA 70-year emboss on the center console lid. A Club Coupe logo appears on the dashboard trim. 

Porsche offers an extended equipment package. Tartan seat centers use a PCA 70-year pattern. You also get Speed Blue stitching and Guards Red leather pull loops for the seat release. The owner's manual wallet gains Speed Blue stitching and Club Coupe 70 Years Porsche Club of America embossing. The key comes painted in Sholar Blue and sits in a black leather key pouch with Speed Blue stitching and an embossed Club Coupe logo. 

The watch: one for owners only

Owners can buy the Chronograph 1 - 911 Club Coupe from Porsche Design. Craftspeople build it in Solothurn, Switzerland. The COSC-certified chronograph uses the WERK 01.140 caliber. A sapphire case back reveals a rotor shaped like the Club Coupe wheel, in Satin Black and Brilliant Silver, with a monochrome Porsche Crest center cap. The matte black dial carries white indices with Super-LumiNova luminous material. The dial adds Club Coupe and Porsche Club of America lettering. Buyers choose a titanium bracelet or a textile Velcro strap in PCA colors. 

The allocation: how Porsche handles the 70 cars

Here are the facts that matter to potential buyers:

• 70 units built for the U.S. and Canada.
• PCA members get the first shot at purchase.
• First car joins the Porsche Museum.
• Second car goes to a PCA raffle.
• Production window: fall 2025 through spring 2026.
• Pricing: Porsche will share details later. 

The event: why Porsche chose Oklahoma City

Porsche revealed the car at the 2025 Porsche Parade welcome event. The Parade is a weeklong PCA gathering. Members compete in autocross and concours. They also attend rallies, exhibits, and information sessions. The Parade moves to a new location each year. This setting puts a PCA-focused car in front of its core audience. 

The tradition: two Club Coupes that came before

2005: 911 Carrera S Club Coupe (997.1)

• 50 units built.
• Debut at Porsche Parade in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
• First car entered the Porsche Museum. Second became a PCNA raffle car.
• X51 Powerkit added 26 hp and 11 lb-ft to the 3.8-liter flat-six.
• Azurro California metallic linked back to early Porsche 356 color history. 

2015: 911 Carrera GTS Club Coupe (991.1)

• 60 units built.
• Debut at Porsche Experience Center Atlanta in January 2015.
• Summer Porsche Parade showing in French Lick, Indiana.
• 430 hp from a 3.8-liter naturally aspirated flat-six. 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds with PDK.
• Club Blau paint, ducktail rear spoiler, and 20-inch semi-gloss black wheels with polished centers. 

What carries forward in 2026

• Limited run tied to a PCA milestone.
• PCA-first allocation path.
• A unique color developed with PCA input.
• A driver-focused spec with a manual transmission. 

Buyer checklist: fast facts for PCA members

Use this list to prep your outreach and paperwork.

• Membership: Confirm your PCA status and region contacts.
• Timeline: Production spans fall 2025 to spring 2026. Plan deposit timing.
• Allocation path: Expect club-first communication and a raffle for one car.
• Configuration: Sholar Blue only; manual only; hardware set fixed.
• Accessories: Consider the extended equipment package and the owner-only chronograph.