Coupe - Storyboards - page 60
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This Is An Extremely Rare Limited-Edition 997.2 Turbo S
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Behold The 2012 Porsche 911 Turbo S Edition 918 Spyder
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It Took Inspiration From The Soon-to-be-launched 918 Spyder
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It Was Offered To Customers Who Put Down A Down Payment For The 918
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This 911 Was A Placeholder For Buyers Waiting For Their Hybrid Supercar
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The Customers Had To Wait 2 Years After Initial Payment Before The 918 Was Delivered
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This 911 Packs A 3.8-Liter Twin Turbo Flat Six With 530 HP And 516 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The Transmission Is A 7-speed PDK With AWD
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This Special 997.2 Came With "Acid Green" Accents
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This Is A Signature Color Of Porsche E-Hybrids
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The Interior And Exterior Feature Several Carbon Fiber Trim Pieces
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The "Acid Green" accents Extends To The Interior
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Each Car Came With A Plaque With The Corresponding Number Of The 918 It Represented
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Swipe Up To Find Out How Many Examples Exist
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The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is a high-performance car, not known for its practicality
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A recent Reddit post reveals a 911 GT3 RS from Dubai with a roof box
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Roof boxes are common on Porsche SUVs and wagons, but unheard of in a GT3 RS
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The 992.1 GT3 RS lacks a front trunk (frunk) due to aerodynamic elements
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Adding a roof box hurts the GT3RS' performance due to added weight (~ 50 lbs) and aerodynamics
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This car has the optional Weissach package that reduces weight, making the roof box somewhat ironic
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Could this be the owner's only car, forcing the impractical modification? We Can't confirm it
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However, the roof box does make the car stand out, especially for a place like Dubai where even most supercars don't turn heads.
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The Porsche 918 Spyder and the Bugatti Tourbillon are hybrid hypercars, just not from the same era
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The Porsche 918 Spyder is powered by a 4.6-liter nat-asp V8 and a trio of e-motors
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It has a combined 887 hp and 944 lb-ft of torque
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The Bugatti Tourbillon features an 8.3-liter nat-asp V16 that is coupled to 3 e-motors
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Combined, the hybrid powertrain pumps 1,775 hp and 1,691 lb-ft of torque
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The Porsche 918 Spyder features a 6.8 kWh battery pack, with 12 miles in EV mode
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The Bugatti Tourbillon gets a larger 25 kWh battery pack, with 37 miles in EV mode
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The Bugatti Tourbillon looks similar to the Chiron but with a more aggressive design
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It also sports dihedral doors, while the rear looks identical to the one-off La Voiture Noire
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The 918 Spyder looks unmistakably a Porsche, thanks to its teardrop-shaped headlights
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Unlike the Tourbillion, the 918 Spyder is a convertible
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The Porsche 918 Spyder's interior looks expensive but its electronics are slower to respond
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The Bugatti Tourbillon's interior showcases a watch-inspired analog instruments
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Swipe up to read the differences between the 918 Spyder and the Tourbillon in detail
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Go Pro Recently Released Some Raw POV Porsche Footage
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We Get To See A 700 HP Modern-Day 935 Take On The 12.7-Mile Pikes Peak
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Behind The Wheel Is Veteran Driver Jeff Zwart
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This Car Is Inspired By Moby Dick RaceCar From 1978
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It's A Limited Production Racecar, Only 77 Units Have Been Made
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Pikes Peak Is One Of The World's Most Dangerous Races
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Jeff Zwart Is Member Of The Pikes Peak Hall Of Fame
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The Track Has 156 Turns And Climbs To 14,115ft Of Elevation
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The Entire Drive Is Covered By Multiple Hero 12 Action Cams
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This Is The Half 11 By Oil Stain Labs
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Designed By Twin Brothers Iliya And Nikita Bridan
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They Are The Founders Of Oil Stain Design Lab, California
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The Project Started With A Sketch Of Porsche 911 And Porsche Indy Car
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The Brothers Drew Inspiration From The Porsche 917 Prototype Racecar
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The Body Is Composed Of One Piece Hand-Beaten Aluminium
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The Chassis Is From A 1970s 911 Which Had To Be Slashed
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The Engine Is A LS-V8 Producing 650-HP
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The Rear Suspension Is Indycar Racing Coilovers
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The Exhaust System Is A Custom 3-D Print
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The Exhaust System Was Modelled Extensively On CAD
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The End Result Is A Low-Slung Prototype
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Repasi Motorwerks Are Based Out Of Stratford, Connecticut
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They Are A High End Shop Specializing In Porsche
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Owner Jimmy Repasi Worked At Porsche For 15 Years And Is A Carrera GT Expert
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The Carrera GT Features A 5.7 V10 From A Porsche Le Mans Prototype
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The Team Is Composed Of Porsche Certified Technicians
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Along With The Service, They Also Offer Performance Parts
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The Facility Is Designed Specially For Premium Porsche Service
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They Offer Pre-Purschase Inspection Anywhere In The USA
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They Are Also Leaders In Chassis Dynamics And Suspension Tuninng
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Doug Demuro's Dream Carrera GT Was Inspected By Them
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Repasi Has Build A Custom Exhuast Exclusively For The Carerra GT
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There Is No Better Place In North America To Get Your Carrera GT Serviced
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If you think the Taycan EV was the first Porsche to feature an all-digital dash, think again
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Porsche recently debuted the 992.2 911 Carrera and GTS models for 2025
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This latest 911 ditches traditional gauges for a 12.65-inch curved digital-screen
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The 911 takes inspiration from the 16.8-inch panel on the Taycan
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While a screen is more configurable, it simply doesn't offer the drama of an analog rev-counter
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Clearly the case on the pre-facelift model which has a physical tachometer flanked by two 7.0-inch panels
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Analog fans will surely miss the traditional 5-gauge setup found on older 911s
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Having said that, Porsche dabbled with the idea of a digital instrument cluster two decades ago
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The Carrera GT concept from 2000 featured a flat LCD panel about 8.0-10 inches across
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Although the final production variant did feature traditional analog gauges
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We wonder, could Porsche have not retained some physical element, like the moving rev counter on the Lexus LFA?
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Manthey Racing Was Spied Testing Their MR GT3 RS
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YouTuber ARC Driver Recenty Did A Video On The Car's Evolution
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It First Appeared On The Nürburgring In Salzburg Livery
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The MR GT3 RS Now Has New Camo And Suspension Setup
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The Prototype Has Undergone An Complete Aerodynamic Overhaul
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There Is A Heavily Modified 3-Piece Rear Wing
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The Front Lip Has Been Extended For Improved High-Speed Stability
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The Team Are Trying To Break The Current Lap Record, Set By The AMG 1
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The Team Also Just Secured A Victory At Le Mans
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The GT3 RS MR Will Be Out In The Next Couple Of Months
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More power and performance than ever
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Lightning-quick acceleration and blistering top speed
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All-wheel drive grip for all-weather capability
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Aggressive styling with distinctive black accents
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Luxurious interior with GTS-specific appointments
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Advanced chassis technologies for razor-sharp handling
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Lightweight package for enhanced performance
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Porsche Track Precision app for data analysis
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Rear-axle steering for improved agility
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Daily-drivable supercar with iconic 911 heritage
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With the Rimac-Bugatti merger, people anticipated a rebadged Nevera as the Chiron succesor
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Instead, the new Bugatti Tourbillion features a naturally-aspirated V16
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Co-developed with Cosworth, this all-new ICE engine packs 1000 horsepower
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With 3-electric motors, the power output of the hybrid supercar is a combined 1,800 horsepower
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Could Porsche follow a similar strategy for its upcoming flagship?
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As a last hurrah, how about bringing back the iconic V10 from the Carrera GT?
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The high-revving F1-derived engine makes the Carrera GT one of the best-sounding cars of all time
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Porsche can take a different route focusing on an electrified lightweight track car
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As the successor to the 918, it could ideally also feature a much more updated hybrid powertrain
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Porsche's all-electric concepts like the 1000+ hp Mission X and Misson R are the ideal base
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Could Porshe too surprise us with an ICE, like it did with Bugatti?
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Time will tell if Porsche will leverage Bugatti's strategy on electrification.
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The 992.1 GT3 RS is the most extreme street-legal production 911 ever made
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The 911 GT3 RS is powered by a 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six with 518 hp
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The GT3 RS puts the power to the ground with advanced aerodynamics
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The front louvers and the vents on the wheel arches help keep the brakes cool and take hot air out of the wheels
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There's only a center radiator which sucks in air and breathes out from the massive vents on the hood
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The addition of a center radiator frees up space for active aero parts like the variable flaps at the front
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The 911 GT3 RS produces 1,896 lbs. of downforce at 177 mph!
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The current 911 GT3 RS debuts the Drag Reduction System (DRS) in a production Porsche
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The 992.1 GT3 RS produces twice the downforce created by its predecessor
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With DRS activates the flaps on the swan-neck rear wing for reduced drag and increased traction
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Swipe up to read more!
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Here's How The Latest AWD-Titans Nismo GTR Fares Against The 911 Turbo S
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The 2024 Model Will Be The Final One For The GT-R
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The Turbo S Is One Of The Quickest 911s Ever Made
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The Nismo GTR Gets A Twin-Turbo 3.8-Liter V6 with 600 hp and 481 lb-ft
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The 911 Turbo S Features A Twin-Turbo 3.8-Liter But With A Flat-6 With 640 hp and 591 lb-ft
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The GTR Features A 6-Speed DCT
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The Porsche Comes With An 8-Speed DCT
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The GTR Offers 3 Driving Modes Which Alter Transmission, Suspension, And Other Parameters
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Sport Plus Mode Amps Up Performance With Tighter Suspension, Rear Axle Steering And Chassis Control
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The GTR Can Hit 0-60 In 2.9 Seconds
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The Porsche Can Do The Same In 2.7 Seconds
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The Top Of The Line Nismo Version Costs $221,990
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The Turbo S Coupe Will Cost You $230,400
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