Discover the 2025 Porsche 718
The 2025 Porsche 718 is one of this year’s standout additions to the vehicle market, and for good reason.
The 718 combines power, grace, and agility to create an exciting drive that you just have to experience for yourself. Here’s why we think the Porsche 718 is a top choice for sports car enthusiasts, and how to get yours before they go out of production later this year.
6 Features That Make the 2025 Porsche 718 Graceful Yet Powerful
1. Compact Design
The 718 boasts a sleek design, with a slender 97.4-inch wheelbase and a width that trims down to just over 70 inches with the mirrors folded. It also has an ultra-low profile, clocking in at 51 inches tall from top to tire. For reference, the average sedan is around 67 inches tall.
2. Stable Handling
When you’re whipping around curves at what feels like the speed of light, you need your car to offer excellent stability. You’ll find that the Porsche 718 has just the right features to keep you grounded, like electromechanical power steering and the included Porsche Stability Management (PSM).
3. Responsive Braking
A good sports car should also have high-quality brakes, and the 718 delivers with four-piston front and rear caliper brakes. Both are made from cast iron for durability and perforated to allow proper ventilation and prevent heat buildup.
4. 18 to 20-Inch Wheels
Wide and sporty 18-inch wheels come standard on this year’s Porsche 718 model, but you also have the option to upgrade to 19 or even 20-inch wheels. Larger wheels not only look sportier, they also give you more stability since there’s more contact between the tire and the road beneath.
5. Excellent Torque
The engine on the 718 offers 300-hp and 280 lb.-ft of torque for a dynamic and thrilling ride. Porsche Torque Vectoring is optional and allows you to adjust the amount of torque that goes to each rear wheel. This is particularly helpful for tight cornering at high speeds.
If you’re looking for a smooth and sleek driving experience, be sure to visit Porsche Fairfield in Fairfield, CT to take the 718 for a test drive today. Production of the 718 Cayman and Boxster models is scheduled to end in October 2025, so you’ll want to stop by our Porsche Center soon, then join the Porsche Club of America!