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August 10, 2009 by George Skentzos
Porsche has has released a video showcasing its new generation 911 Turbo Coupe and Cabriolet models.
Rather than bore you with endless text, sit back and watch the new models in all their glory while the rather polite narrator fills you in on all the facts.
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Really awesome car.Great video too…I hope I could have one.
Didn’t have the patience to sit through the whole thing, but the engine animations at 1:40 are worth a look
could he have said sportier more times. It reminds me of the 2 and a half men episode were allen buy the “sporty Porsche”(coughboxtercough).
Otherwise looks like a good car.
Nice video, but it seems to divulge into too much technical details to satisfy their quest to beat/match the GTR!…at least in the video that is…
“the sprint from 0-100 is only 3.4 seconds, with porches 7speed DOPLESWUHSLIWUHRVHBM93U9876583&^%(* transmission, available on the turbo for the first time”
lol.
Rear vent looks cool, haha!
(this is coming from a Porsche lover view) i love it !!! great video.
Apparently porsche has added proper flappy paddles too the 911 turbo instead of the counter intuitive buttons on the current PDK equipped porsche range. Should shut up the band of people that say the tranny itself is amazing but let down by a silly button system. Porsche must have got alot of stick for the buttons because they changed them in a hurry. Personally I would prefer a manual 911 too any kind of PDK system even if it is slower!
PS The turbo is an incredible piece of machinery but my all time favourite porsche is still a manual 911 Carrera S!
I just watched the video. They don’t say anything about paddles. Maybe the magazine I used as a source is completely wrong. That is a shame!
Smokin’R32, take the time to watch the whole video. the rest of the animations are also very well done.
What a car! Definitely on my wish list – I hope 195cm isn’t too tall.
Nice video, excellent animations.
Narrated by Optimus Prime.
Well I guess they were also trying to invent a new dictionary involving every possible derivative of ’sporty’ whilst making the record for the most times they could say one word in ten minutes.
My english teacher would commit suicide to find such limited vocabulary on such a video. Synonyms anyone?
But lets ignore the silly narrator.
WHAT A CAR. IT GETS MORE BEAUTIFUL EVERY TIME I SEE IT.
Porsche is THE most AMAZING manufacturer on the PLANET. Their cars are AMAZING. I am a MASSIVE fan. I dont like any other supercars, these are STUNNING.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Suck on that DATSUN!!!
P.S. I tell you now, if money were not a problem, any Porsche owner would enjoy his 911 Turbo more than some tech-freak GT-R.
Though… money IS a problem… and i’d probably buy a used 911 or -if i must buy new in this class-… a GTR.
Great video – however they should have let the car and its voice do more of the talking….
Whats a Keelerwat of power.