The Porsche Club Of America is turning 70 this year and to commemorate, they have created a special edition along with Porsche. It is called the Porsche 911 Club Coupe. This is not the first one though, there was 2006 911 Carrera S Club Coupe for their 50th birthday and also the 2016 911 Carrera GTS Club Coupe.
The car was unveiled on Sunday at the Club’s annual parade which took place in Oklahoma this year. The 2026 special edition is based on the Carrera T, which is arguably our favourite of the current 911 range. It is the model aimed at enthusiasts so it makes perfect sense. Porsche will only build 70 of them.
The car is finished in a very unique Sholar Blau. The earlier models were also finished on unique Blue’s in the range, the 2006 model being painted in Azurro California Metallix and the 2016 model being painted in Club Blau. Other changes on the 2026 model includes a sport design front bumper, which also incorporates red coloured accents, unique 20-inch wheels which are a multi-spoke design and looks quite funky, “Club Coupe” decal on the doors and red striping and special badge on the engine lid.
In terms of the interior, it gets even more intense with the red-white and blue trim for the seats. The glove box is lined in a similar material to match the seats and there are plenty of red deviated stitching throughout the cabin to keep Porsche nerds happy. There are unique door sills which say “Porsche Club Of America”, unique puddle lamps with a unique logo, and there is a plaque on the interior as well. For those who want a piece of their car on their wrist, they can buy the Porsche Design watch as well.
Mechanically, it remains the same and one gets a 3.0L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine which produces 388 bhp. The only transmission option is a 6-speed manual so you know it is for the driving purists. It also gets adaptive sports suspension, sports exhaust and rear wheel steer.
Pricing hasn’t been revealed yet but we can expect it to be a little more than the regular Carrera T. This is also limited to only the members of Porsche Club Of America so that makes it quite unique.