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This is the new 911 GT3 (992).
The car still has a 4 liter naturally aspirated flat six engine which revs up to 9,000 rpm (thank god or Andreas Preuninger 😂). It now has 510 hp vs. 500 hp of the previous model (991.2). Due to various improvements, in particular aerodynamics and chassis, the car is 17 seconds quicker around the Nordschleife than its predecessor and also quicker than the 991.2 GT3 RS. This is insane engineering! Enjoy the photos which are credit to Porsche. Best, V.
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This is the new 911 GT3 (992).
The car still has a 4 liter naturally aspirated flat six engine which revs up to 9,000 rpm (thank god or Andreas Preuninger 😂). It now has 510 hp vs. 500 hp of the previous model (991.2). Due to various improvements, in particular aerodynamics and chassis...
Continuous improvement!
I’ll bet 15 of those seconds are due to the upgraded Cup 2R tires! I hope they do a Touring version. What a great car! Kent
The Touring will be available in Autumn 2021.
My guess would be that between 5-10 seconds are due to the improved tires. 👍
I'm sure you’re right...
Although the folks at DriveNation seemed pretty sure they were Cup 2Rs. I’m sure Porsche wouldn't be looking for any advantage.
A normal gt3 goes
as a gummy over the Nordschleife. The new GT3 992 must be an experience that wil stay forever remembered. In blue it is so nice, it is so nice, a wonder. Silver Panamera doing test rounds. 3 years ago. ...
Fantastic car
but like all the best things it’s very hard to get, I’m hoping the colour rolls over to the GTS model later this year
Beautiful car alright....
But I’ll stick with my 991.2 GT3, have a slow car and buy a few more watches 😄
Once again heavier with 10% price increase (and I don't like the hood)
Will be interesting to see how they can sell it after the initial frenzy with the current economy. With the 991.2 GT3 they had some problems in the end and only the speculative buyers for the touring edition saved them.
Looking and driving very, very good ... but still a Turbo S is the better buy, imho.
The Turbo S does the same on the track, but with more comfort in daily use. On the German Autobahn you need elasticity in the midrange, that this one and all other standard 911 are "lacking" compared with other high power V8 cars around. The Turbo S with ...
