992.1 GT3 Vs. 992.2 GT3: Here's What Really Changed - Storyboard
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The 992.2 Porsche 911 GT3 and GT3 Touring Bring Some Subtle Tweaks For 2025
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The dot 2 models retain the same 4.0 naturally aspirated engine and are available with a 6 speed manual or a 7-speed PDK
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Starting upfront, you'll find a revised front bumper, with a bigger air intake and carbon side blades
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The four-point LED headlights are similar to what we saw on the 992.2 911 Carrera
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The optional Weissach Package adds carbon mirrors, doors, hood and resulting in weight savings
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The side-end plates are now made from carbon fiber and feature a design similar to the GT3 RS
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The feature the same swan-neck mounts as the 992.1, but Porsche didn't specify exact downforce figures
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The outgoing 992.1 GT3 model made around 800 pounds of downforce at top speed
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Optional magnesium wheels are available and can save up to 25 pounds
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The rear also sees a more aggressive rear diffuser with a revised bumper and reflectors positioned higher than before
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interiorInside, the big change is the omission of the analog tachometer, with the all-digital instrument cluster
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Here's a closer look at the panel, which can be configured digitally to display the 9000 rpm redline, with the needle pointing vertcially
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The Touring model retains some old-school touches like the analog twist-style starter instead of the push button start as seen on the 992.2 Carrera
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Compared to the bucket seats on the 992.1 GT3
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Porsche has taken feedback from current GT3 owners
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And have now featured removable headrests to accommodate a racing helmet
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On the Touring, the foldable carbon-backs also allow you to access
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The optional rear seats, which was not available on the outgoing model
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The Weissach Package will give you a carbon-fiber roll cage, but a no-cost club-sport option will get you a steel roll cage
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You get minor chassis upgrades, with eight percent shorter gear rations, which translates to more front-end grip and power delivery
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The 992.1 had a sticker price of just over $160,000, but the average price on the used market hover around $260,000 according to Classic.com
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This also brings it very close to the base price of the current 992.1 GT3 RS, which will set you back $241,300
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Does the 992.2 GT3 with its minor updates, warrant a $60k price premium over the 992.1 at $222,500? Swipe up to read more.