View Interior Photos of the 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera T

The most important feature of the 911 T's interior is its walnut shift knob. It pays homage to Porsche's 908/03 and 917 race cars, which used mahogany shift knobs in place of aluminum pieces because the wood pieces were 2.3 ounces lighter.

The T's reduced sound deadening is apparent when you unleash the full power of the twin-turbo flat-six. At wide-open throttle, the engine is like a lion roaring in your ear, as it produces 90 decibels of noise in the cabin. It's not as raucous at highway speeds, but it's still loud enough at 77 decibels or 37 sones that you'll have to raise your voice to speak with your passenger.