Coming from a humble place, Porsche's history goes back to 1948, where Ferdinand Porsche created the brand with 200 workers. The first car model, the Porsche 356, was introduced at the end of 1949.

In 1952, the brand released its most popular model at the time, the 550 Spyder. The company continued to grow from there, with the 10,000th Porsche hitting the roads by 1973.

Today, when we think of Porsche, we imagine luxury vehicles - and rightfully so. The brand produces many models that deliver strong performance and offer comfort features that distinguish the company.

In 1973, the Carrera RS was made. Produced as a race car for the FIA Group 4 class, the car delivered 210 hp and had the ducktail spoiler. The name came from the Mexican race. Here are 15 stunning photos of the 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera.

15 The Timeless Machine

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Porsche calls the new Carrera "The Timeless Machine." 2+2 seats are the perfect concept for a compact sports car that handles the challenges of everyday driving. The engine sits at the rear and provides the recognizable driving feel of the 911. As the brand said, the car is "Full of memories, yet also full of clues."

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14 The Flyline Exterior Design

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Porsche describes the new Carrera as the Flyline due to its longer lid, rearward sloping roofline and a steeply inclined windscreen. These are the characteristic of the original 911. The rear end follows the timeless design of the legendary vehicle. The company focused on essentials, emphasizing straight lines and horizontal orientation.

13 Interior Design Reflects Old Strengths

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The 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera seamlessly blends old strengths with modern possibilities. The main idea is to offer digital integration and functionality that are aimed at the driver. The interior design follows the horizontal orientation concept. All the controls are located to the right and left of the multifunctional steering wheel.

12 Clear And Light Architecture

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The Carrera follows the same clear and light interior architecture as its predecessors. The driver can easily access the instrument cluster with the rev counter as the main unit. To the right and left there are two 7-inch displays wit vital car information. Besides, there is a 10.9-inch display with Porsche Communication Management.

11 The Engine With 2 Turbochargers

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The 443 hp engine features twin-turbo configuration to offer great performance. The Intercooler is a vital part of exhaust gas turbocharging. It reduces emissions and improves performance. This unit sits under the tailgate grille to enhance airflow. The engine is positioned closer to the center of the car to reduce vibrations.

10 Active Air Intake Flaps

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Active air intake flaps reduce fuel consumption and increase performance during sporty drives. These flaps can automatically close while the car is moving, which reduces drag. The flaps remain opened in the Sport mode to provide the best engine cooling. This also means that the engine gets the optimum amount of air.

9 Sports Exhaust System

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Sports exhaust system offers distinguishable resonance and an impressive sound, which is typical for the 911. It got a rear silencer, which transitions into 2 tailpipes. They have a unique design and come in silver or black. The automatic start/stop feature switches off the engine when coming to a halt, and then smoothly restarts it when it's time to go.

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8 0-60 In 3 Seconds

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Even though an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission is the only option, Porsche says a 7-speed manual will eventually become available. The car gets to 60 mph in 3 seconds and performs a 1/4 mile in 11.3 seconds. The Carrera feels comfortable and precise, while the steering is direct and communicative.

7 Porsche Traction Management

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Porsche Traction Management is an essential part of all-wheel-drive models. PTM distributes drive force between the axles. The unit analyzes driving forces and responds to driving situations. Sensors collect data, including acceleration and the steering angle. If the wheels threaten to spin, the unit alters the drive force to ensure excellent handling.

6 Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus

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Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus improves driving dynamics and car stability by applying brakes to the rear wheels. When the car enters a corner, a greater amount of force is distributed to the rear wheel. This results in dynamic steering. Interacting with Porsche Stability Management, this unit enhances stability on different surfaces.

5 Porsche Active Suspension Management

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Porsche Active Suspension Management is a control system that adjusts the damping force to wheels, based on the terrain and your driving style. This improves comfort, reduces body roll and increases dynamics. The system has 2 settings: Normal and Sport. The 2nd one feels much firmer. High dumping forces can be achieved at low speeds.

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4 Rear-Axle Steering

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Rear-axle steering improves suitability for everyday driving situations. It delivers nimble handling and increases driving stability. As Porsche said, "at low speeds, the system steers the rear wheels in the opposite direction to that of the front wheels. This leads to a virtual shortening of the wheelbase." Parking also becomes faster.

3 Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake

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Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake came from motorsport and now is available as an option. On the Carrera, the cross-drilled ceramic brake discs have a diameter of 410 mm at the front and 390 mm at the rear. Brakes come with 6-piston aluminum monobloc fixed brake calipers painted in yellow. They provide powerful braking forces.

2 Wide And Large Front Wheels

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The front wheels are larger and wider in order to maintain traction regardless of driving conditions. The broader contact with a terrain optimizes performance and increases stability. The car got "19/20-inch Carrera wheels featuring five dual-arm spokes and the S models with 20/21-inch Carrera S wheels featuring a 10-spoke design."

1 Sport Chrono Package

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Sport Chrono Package includes a mode switch and Porsche Track Precision app that delivers an even sportier feeling and exclusive tuning of the engine, chassis, and transmission. In the Sport mode, the car responds more dynamically and has better roll stability. You will also get 3 new features: Launch Control, Sport Response, and Gearshift Strategy.

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