Porsche stuck a shift-pattern sticker on the rear window — and that little detail tells you everything about what the manual-equipped 2027 911 Carrera S is actually selling. It's not about outright speed. It's about the act of putting your hand on the lever and moving it yourself.
The reasoning from Porsche is blunt: "overwhelming customer demand." The PDK dual-clutch box is still the pick for anyone chasing the quickest acceleration, but this time Porsche is handing the choice back to drivers who believe shifting for themselves is the whole point of driving. The new MT package brings the six-speed manual — previously reserved for the manual-only Carrera T — back to the Carrera S, available on both the coupe and cabriolet, with deliveries starting for the 2027 model year.
This isn't just a lever and a clutch pedal bolted on. The MT package also brings rear-axle steering, a PASM Sport suspension that drops ride height by 11mm, the Sport Chrono package, titanium exhaust tips, and — a first for the Carrera S line — center-lock wheels. Porsche lists the curb weight at 3,327 pounds, just 11 pounds heavier than the Carrera T. The shift knob is wrapped in walnut wood, the rear window carries a printed shift diagram, and buyers can choose from 17 colors, including a deep Aubergine purple.
