At long last, Porsche‘s next supercar is finally here. The famed German marque unveiled the eagerly anticipated Mission S on Thursday afternoon in New York City. The stunning concept previews a future production model that, to quote the social media post that first teased its existence, is meant to be Porsche’s “love letter to the sports car.” Few automakers can claim a roster of sports cars as deep and legacy-rich as that of Porsche. Of the dozens of vehicles to bear the marque’s famous crest over the decades, none is more beloved than the 911, which hasn’t gone out of production since its introduction in 1964. While no one will ever question its status as the most iconic Porsche of them all, there have been several periods since the 1980s when it didn’t sit atop the marque’s lineup. In 1985, the brand released the high-tech 959, which for a moment..
