More performance and driving enthusiasm – that's what Porsche wants in the case of the new version of the iconic 911 with the abbreviation GTS . This marks the Gran Turismo Sport version, and more knowledgeable readers will surely not have missed that the Cayman coupe, the Boxster roadster and the Panamera limousine are also proud of this badge.
A little unconventionally, we start under the hood, where we find a 3.8-liter flat-six engine , boosted to 430 horsepower, in combination with a seven-speed PDK automatic or a manual seven- wheel drive and rear or all-wheel drive . Dynamic data is still relatively limited, but Porsche promises a top speed of more than 300 km/h for all models (the rear-wheel drive coupe with a manual is the fastest at 306 km/h) and acceleration to 100 km/h for the coupe in 4 seconds and for the convertible in 4.2 seconds (both models with PDK automatic).
All models are equipped with the Sport Chrono package and adaptive PASM shock absorbers , reducing the car's ground clearance by up to 10 mm. In terms of appearance, all versions will get a darker background for the bi-xenon lights, a black engine grille and a sports exhaust system with black chrome tailpipes. A hallmark of all GTS models are the widened rear fenders, on the 911 filled (also at the front) with 20-inch wheels in matte black with a central nut. You can recognize the interior by the sports seats in a combination of leather and Alcantara , the latter material can also be found on the ceiling and dashboard.
The premiere does not take place at the Paris Motor Show, but is yet to take place at the Los Angeles Motor Show in November . The basic price for the German market is also known, which amounts to 117,549 euros (approx. 3.2 million crowns).
Source: Porsche
