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Porsche > 911 > Gen.6 [991 Series]

911 GT3 (Germany, 2013)

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Germany

Portugal

United Kingdom

United States of America

Engine
Flat 6

Type
Fixed-head coupé

Displacement
232 cu in

Doors
2

Maximum torque
--

Seats
--

Wheel Drive
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Luggage Space
--

Transmission
7, Double Clutch

Fuel
Petrol

Power-to-weight
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Kerb weight
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safety rating:
NCAP

fuel efficiency
--

CO2 emissions
--

Displacement
232 cu in

max power
470 hp

acceleration 0-100 km/h
3.5s

top speed
196 mph

price

163.391 €

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about this car

Porsche opened the doors to the 2013 911 GT3 at the Geneva Motor Show.

The latest generation gets to 100km/h in 3.5 seconds, which is about half a second faster than the previous GT3, and a top speed of 315km/h, 3km/h better than the previous gen. Power comes from a new tune of Porsche’s 3.8-liter boxer-six engine. It is 41hp more powerful than the standard version of the previous-gen GT3 and 24hp more powerful than the previous GT3 RS. Porsche says that the power boost is thanks to titanium connecting rods and forged pistons that heightens the redline to 9,000rpm, up 1,000rpm from even the previous-gen GT3 RS.

The only transmission available in the new GT3 will the seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox.

In addition to the faster straight-line performance, the latest car should be a better handling car as well. It will be the first Porsche ever to feature active rear wheel steering. It also gets an electronic rear differential an...

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