Of all of Porsche's current lineup, the GT3 RS s easily one of the most extreme-looking out of the bunch.

No, it's not the 992 Carrera, 935, or 918 Hybrid, but rather the upgraded/updated Porsche GT3RS 991.2-body style. Contents 1 History 1.1 Origin 1.2 Company logo 1.3 Developments 1.4 Relationship with Volkswagen 1.5 Corporate restructuring 1.6 Subsidiaries 2 Production and sales 2.1 Production composition 2.1.1 U.S. But fast-forward two decades and the Cayenne and smaller Macan SUVs are the companys best-selling models. Porsches current lineup includes the 718 Boxster/Cayman, 911 (992), Panamera, Macan, Cayenne and Taycan. Now is an excellent time to explore the complete lineup of new Porsche models equipped with all-wheel drive. 1 Porsche GT3 RS (991.2) Last up, but certainly not least, is Porsche's latest supercar. Porsche sure did ruffle some feathers when it launched the Cayenne SUV in 2002. First appearing on the high-tech Porsche 959 supercar, all-wheel drive has since become an incredibly popular option and is now available on many Porsche models, including the Porsche 911. Although it was Porsche who first designed and implemented the technology, it wasn't until the 1980's that all-wheel drive was implemented on a mass-market Porsche car. It was in fact Ferdinand Porsche who designed the first all-wheel drive car, a battery-powered vehicle with electric motors mounted at each wheel.

Porsche currently produces a wide variety of all-wheel drive cars and SUVs, and has an extensive history with these type of vehicles.