Some new photos of the 992 GT3 have surfaced, but this time its seen roaming a frigid winter environment. Since this is a track focused car, I doubt that many owners will subject it to this kind of terrain. However being mid-engine, that should give it better traction due to weight distribution. Even though its still covered in plenty of cladding and camouflage there is no missing the center exit exhaust and the large bright yellow brake calipers. We've been seeing these prototypes for a while now, but the full reveal is still months away.
I don't think this is the final production wing, but the most notable changes will be happening under the hood. Can't wait to see what sort of performance times the new model can hit during track tests.
I'm surprised at the fact the 911 is still sold today which is not something that many automakers these days have going for themselves. Instead its some models that are around for a bit, disappear and return not exact like its consumer base demanded.
This is one of the most impressive aspects of the 911 imo. In the decades that it has been around for, each new evolution has still managed to retain that which made the previous generation so great. Bringing improvements but respecting legacy is a fine line to walk.
This is one of the most impressive aspects of the 911 imo. In the decades that it has been around for, each new evolution has still managed to retain that which made the previous generation so great. Bringing improvements but respecting legacy is a fine line to walk.
Yes, its quite rare to see it happen and there are few other examples like it.
VW group might be the one to thank, they were responsible for helping Lamborghini and that might be the case here as well
The 992-Generation 911 GT3 lives up to the GT3 name.
Video Description "During the Industry Pool at the Nürburgring I have filmed the 2021 Porsche 992 GT3 testing on track. Porsche was caught testing the upcoming 2021 911 GT3 at the Nurburgring track, with the test car being the most...
The New 992 GT3 was spotted at the Nurburgring getting gas and it's sporting a massive rear wing. I wonder if this is going to be an option or if this is just a decoy.
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