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01-30-2010, 03:48 AM
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These are the latest spy pictures or Porsche’s next-generation 911 in winter testing.
The998 model will replace the 997, which itself is just a thoroughfacelift of the previous 996 model. Construction will be a mix of steeland aluminium, and some components will be shared with the smallerCayman and Boxster to keep costs down.
See the pics of the new Porsche 911
Baby Porsche Boxster confirmed
Thedisguise indicates that styling changes will be kept to a minimum, butPorsche sources have previously told Autocar that almost every panelwill be new. The only carry-over parts will be the frameless doors fromthe cabriolet version.
The disguise at the rear hides a new wing,which draws on active technology seen in the Panamera. It will extendat high speed to boost downforce without impacting on drag.
Thenew 911 will be slightly longer and wider than the model it replaces.Porsche has made these changes to ensure the 911 meets ever-evolvingcrash regulations and also to improve both aerodynamics and dynamics.
Techfeatures will include an integrated torque vectoring system onfour-wheel-drive models and a faster-acting limited-slip differentialon rear-drive 911s. These spy pictures also indicate that the 911 willget LED front and rear lights as standard.
Engines will beupdated versions of the current 911’s 3.6 and 3.8-litre flat sixes.Light-pressure turbocharging is being developed to boost efficiency,but these developments won’t be seen until the 998 receives itsfacelift in the middle of the next decade.
Sales will start in the summer of 2012.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/News/NewsArticle/Porsche-911/247059/
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http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x408FFFFFF/Car/Porsche/911/Porsche-911-2711010950533771600x1060.jpg
http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x408FFFFFF/Car/Porsche/911/Porsche-911-2711010950523771600x1060.jpg
http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x408FFFFFF/Car/Porsche/911/Porsche-911-2711010952851600x1060.jpg
http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x408FFFFFF/Car/Porsche/911/Porsche-911-271101095269111600x1060.jpg
These are the latest spy pictures or Porsche’s next-generation 911 in winter testing.
The998 model will replace the 997, which itself is just a thoroughfacelift of the previous 996 model. Construction will be a mix of steeland aluminium, and some components will be shared with the smallerCayman and Boxster to keep costs down.
See the pics of the new Porsche 911
Baby Porsche Boxster confirmed
Thedisguise indicates that styling changes will be kept to a minimum, butPorsche sources have previously told Autocar that almost every panelwill be new. The only carry-over parts will be the frameless doors fromthe cabriolet version.
The disguise at the rear hides a new wing,which draws on active technology seen in the Panamera. It will extendat high speed to boost downforce without impacting on drag.
Thenew 911 will be slightly longer and wider than the model it replaces.Porsche has made these changes to ensure the 911 meets ever-evolvingcrash regulations and also to improve both aerodynamics and dynamics.
Techfeatures will include an integrated torque vectoring system onfour-wheel-drive models and a faster-acting limited-slip differentialon rear-drive 911s. These spy pictures also indicate that the 911 willget LED front and rear lights as standard.
Engines will beupdated versions of the current 911’s 3.6 and 3.8-litre flat sixes.Light-pressure turbocharging is being developed to boost efficiency,but these developments won’t be seen until the 998 receives itsfacelift in the middle of the next decade.
Sales will start in the summer of 2012.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/News/NewsArticle/Porsche-911/247059/