911 GT3 With Touring Pack
21/7/2021
The new 911 GT3 with Touring Package has been revealed and it certainly looks like it will live up to the motto for the new 911 GT3 models; carpe secundum – get the most out of every second.
The new Porsche 911 GT3 with Touring Package has been described as a high-performance athlete that does not show off about its talent, and loves understatement. Following the sixth edition’s footsteps, the new 911 GT3 can also be ordered with the Touring equipment package.
The powerful 375 kW (510 PS; 911 GT3: fuel consumption combined 13.3 – 12.4 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 304 – 283 g/km) 911 GT3 weighs just 1,418 kilograms and comes with a six-speed GT sports gearbox as standard. But for the first time, the Touring package can also be combined with the seven-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission.
The ‘Touring Package’ name can be traced back to a variant of the 1973 model year 911 Carrera RS. In 2017, Porsche revived the idea again and offered a Touring package for the 911 GT3, type 991. Since then, this variant has appealed above all to lovers of top-class sports cars with a pronounced passion for understatement and classic driving pleasure.
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