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Safari-style Porsche 911s are a neat niche. While the company hasn’t entered cars as a factory team in rallies for decades, plenty of owners converted their vehicles into race cars for off-road ...

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The 911 is perhaps Porsche's best known model, but that popularity has meant that many exclusive variants have popped up over the years. Here are the rarest.

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