This track-only terror born from Porsche’s wild side is a pure carbon-fiber beast that spits fire and screams heritage.

And while we knew Porsche planned to reveal something new, there was no way we could have predicted it would be a new 935. That's right. There's a new 935, and it's not a concept. Porsche plans to ...

Porsche may have brought back its legendary 935 as an extremely limited-run 700-horsepower turbocharged track toy, but it still feels like the original 935 doesn’t get enough credit for looking ...

Porsche is good at a lot of things, but perhaps what it excels at the most is building special edition 911s. Many of these ...

n 1976, Porsche introduced the 935, a homologation version of the 911 turbo. Porsche’s new racer dominated FIA sports car racing in the late-’70s. Over the next decade the 935 experienced some ...

The 935 was one of Porsche’s most formidable machines. Made from 1976, this racing version of that time’s 911 (930) Turbo was both a sight to behold for those racing the model, and a reason ...

Logic would dictate that if you want a Porsche 935, you get a Porsche 935. But there's a problem: the car is terrifying. Experienced 935-tamer Walter Röhrl once told me how he refused to get into ...

The new Porsche 935 is a modern reinterpretation of the iconic 911-based race car from the mid-1970s and early '80s, and itself is based on the 991 GT2 RS. Just 77 will be built for track use only ...

The DP 935 started life as a Porsche 930, but has been transformed into a roadgoing facsimile of a racing 935. The fiberglass panels that accomplish this were flawlessly executed by Design­er ...

We thought we had already gaped too much at the new Porsche 935 limited edition car, a modern version of the flat-nosed 911-based race car from the 1970s, painted in its classic Martini livery ...