Looks like the 911 will be the last man standing. Options

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In the future Porsche line-up, the 911 will stand alone.

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-tran...els-2023-07-26/

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Most "hybrids" use an electrical motor in tandem with an ICE engine and both propulsion systems actually drive the wheels.
This is hideously complex regarding the smooth application of power. It doesn't improve the gas mileage enough to make the initial expense and the battery maintenance worthwhile IMO.
Years ago, my local newspaper did a cost comparison and found out just how far you would have to drive the hybrid to break even over a standard gas engine.

The only car that scored nicely was the Toyota Prius. Compared to a base Camary you would need to drive the Prius 50K to break even.

Some of the other hybrids were in the 500K range and this comparison did NOT take battery life into the equation...

Prius are a different breed of cat.
2nd gen and up, they are very close to the diesel locomotive.
All of the motive force comes from an electric engine. The ICE engine drives a big-assed generator (which doubles as the starter) and depending on your driving style it can really achieve 50+ MPG.
One of my buddies bought one new for his wife.
She drove it from Cresson to Irvine for 10+ years.
Just after they bought it new, I named it!

I referred to it as "The Anti-Car".

A car for people who do NOT want to drive!
She got 51 MPG for 195k worth of mileage.
They brought it to me at 195K and Jennifer said "I HATE this car, it's killing my back!
I'm tired of driving it and want something else. Find something wrong with it so I won't feel bad about getting rid of it."

I went over it with an electron microscope.
Couldn't find shit wrong with it at 200K.
It didn't even need front brakes.
Toughest little car I've ever seen.
Drop dead boring to drive but drop dead reliable as well...

Blake, my friend, a car nut had an Infinity Q45. Super nice 400 hp hiway missile.
It had a bunch of expensive stuff going out on it.

I said "Dude, you're screwed! You need to get rid of the Q, get Jen something she likes, and drive The Anti-Car until you get one of your Fieros up!"

He drove it for 2 years. Cresson to Ft. Worth, another 70k worth. He sold it to a work mate we both know, and that guy is still using the AC today for his daughter,
It's over 340K now and very little has broken...

Blake consistently got 38 mpg out of it.
Damn close to a normal 4cyl Camary.
You have to drive it like "someone who does not want to drive" to get the mileage!