Watch a $182k Porsche Tear Thru South Dakota's Black Hills

For nearly 100 years, Porsche has been one of the most revered names in car manufacturing.

Since 1931, this German-based company has been rolling out some of the most iconic rides in automotive history.

And to promote their latest masterpiece, they chose the most ironic road in South Dakota as the backdrop.

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The promotional video for the 2024 Porsche 911 GT3, A Drive Like No Other, was shot in the Black Hills on a 14-mile stretch of South Dakota Highway 87, better known as Needles Highway.

Enjoy!

There's not much to add to that impressive footage except a few mind-boggling specs from this beauty.

Top Speed: 197 miles per hour (automatic)/199 miles per hour (manual)
Time from 0-60 miles per hour: 3.2 seconds (automatic)/3.7 seconds (manual)
Maximum Power: 502 horsepower
Maximum Engine Speed: 9,000 revolutions per minute
Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price. $182,900

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