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The rear 3/4 view of a white-with-red-decals 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 on a track

Why Is the Base Porsche 911 Called ‘Carrera’?

Originally, the base Porsche 911 wasn't called the Carrera. That was originally a higher-end trim named in honor of Porsche's success at the Carrera Panamericana. But after the 911 was almost killed off, the name reappeared as part of a rejuvenation campaign. And the 911 Carrera has been the base trim ever since.
A blue car with decals drifting on a race track.

Who Invented Drifting?

Professional drivers have devised interesting and exciting ways to make their cars go fast. One of these techniques is known as drifting. Drifting has enticed the minds of fans and drivers alike for many years, but plenty of people still don't know that much about it.