Porsche GT Boss on the Future of NA Engines, GT Cars & the New GT3 Cabriolet
What does the future of Porsche GT cars really look like?In this special episode of The Inevitable, we sit down with Andreas Preuninger, the man behind Porsche’s legendary GT lineup—GT3, GT3 RS, GT2 RS, and more. With over 20 years at Porsche and 26 GT cars to his name, he breaks down everything from naturally aspirated engines to Nürburgring rivalries and the controversial new 911 GT3 Cabriolet (SC).
We dive deep into:
Why Porsche is fighting to keep naturally aspirated engines alive
The real reason GT cars keep getting better without more horsepower
How the GT3 RS beats 1000+ hp rivals with just ~500 hp
Nürburgring lap time wars vs Mustang GTD & Corvette ZR1
The truth behind Porsche’s convertible GT3
Why EV GT cars aren’t happening (yet)
Whether a new GT2 RS is coming 👀
If you’re a Porsche fan, track enthusiast, or just love high-performance engineering, this is one of the most in-depth GT car conversations you’ll hear anywhere.
0:00 - Intro & Why This Episode Is Special
0:48 - Meet Porsche GT Boss Andreas Preuninger
2:42 - What He Daily Drives (Surprising Answer)
5:06 - Love for V8s, Trucks & Non-EV Cars
6:11 - Thoughts on EVs & Fake Engine Sounds
7:06 - Driving Angeles Crest & GT Cars in the US
9:02 - New 911 GT3 (992.2) First Impressions
11:00 - Why GT Cars Keep Improving Without More Power
14:24 - The Real Limits: Emissions, Weight & Regulations
19:02 - How GT3 Competes with 1000+ HP Cars
23:05 - Nürburgring Wars: Porsche vs Ford vs Corvette
28:04 - GT2 RS Tease & Future High-Performance Models
31:51 - How the GT3 RS Became So Advanced
39:22 - Are We Reaching Peak GT3 Performance?
44:33 - The New GT3 Cabriolet (SC) Explained
52:20 - Why Porsche Doesn’t Fake Engine Sound
56:00 - Weight, Engineering & Why It’s Manual Only
1:03:49 - Manual Transmission Comeback Story
1:12:58 - Will There Ever Be an Electric GT3?
1:14:09 - Hybrid GT Cars: Possible Future?
1:18:55 - Why EV Track Cars Still Don’t Work
1:20:25 - Final Thoughts & Porsche’s Future Direction
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