The Porsche 911 GT2 is the most extreme of all the Porsche 911s, and the 993 generation is the one that started the trend of roided-up, rear-engined, rear-wheel-drive Porsche insanity. Like any barely-road legal car it belongs on the track, but somehow it looks fantastic on the street.

This year marks the 50th birthday of the most iconic sports car of them all, the Porsche 911. Now you can go the Jeremy Clarkson way and start bitching about how the whole idea of putting the engine in the rear was stupid, or start an argument about how it is only a tuned up Volkswagen, but no matter what you think,…

You know Richard Morris. He is the Londoner who can make a Ferrari 430 look good.

If you hate obnoxious yelling and NSFW language, you can easily mute this video and watch a Porsche 993 twin turbo with its right turn signal on spit fire and drive way too fast on public roadways. If not, behold the ridiculousness of the passenger in the tailing 2011 GTR screaming about glowing manifolds. You have…

The 356-based Speedster was famously dubbed the bathtub Porsche, after its upside-down bathing apparatus-like appearance. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe 911 Carrera is claimed to have once been waterlogged, but would that make buying it mean you'd be taking a bath?

In theory, the great thing about a passing a Porsche is the rear-engine design makes for a great ramp. In theory. [via DvoSpeedShop]

The proud new owner of this "993 TT" posted these shots of it on the Rennlist 993 forum. The problem is, the second shot reveals the engine bay and it's not turbocharged. In fact, it ain't even a 911!

Jochen Bader is a total Bad-ass. Long a proponent of juicing up classic cars with modern powerplants and seeing what'll happen, he (and his team at Bader Racing) took a GT3-spec Porsche 3.6-liter mill from a 993-era 911 and slipped it into a Karmann Ghia. By "slipped" we of course mean "engineered to within an inch of…