There's a stereotype about the owners of limited-edition Porsche 911 models, one that's not entirely unfair: an person clad in head-to-toe Porsche-branded clothing, with a car that sits in the garage 99 days out of 100 in avoidance of rain, dirt or hard miles — or, really, any miles at all.

A report suggests the limited-production off-road sports car will adopt the "T-Hybrid" system from the new 911 GTS.

Porsche may be preparing a new version of the 911 Dakar, now with a hybrid system. The original model had a limited production run of 2,500 units, which ended in November, but new rumors suggest that the automaker has not abandoned the concept.