** OFFICIAL ** 911 GT3 with Touring Package announced.
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I went with leather just because it was the only option that wasn't vinyl...
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Originally Posted by Oldmxnut
To confirm an answer to an earlier question. Door sills on the touring are black per same black dash trim etc. I had missed the description in the configurator detail.
Hope i don't regret this decision
Either save money to keep a great car or spend money and have a great-er car
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As much as I'm into a wingless GT3, these photos just aren't doing it for me.
Yeah, this does have that E46 M3 look, which I actually liked on that car. Back in my B5 S4 days, that was a nice subtle add on there too. I don't like the look on a GT3, looks like a tacky afterthought.
As someone else mentioned, the standard 991 'overhang' would be much better.
I was hoping for the RS mini ducktail:
The 911R has none of these things, but the rear looks much better. I couldn't place why, but now I realize its the mesh vent:
Yeah, this does have that E46 M3 look, which I actually liked on that car. Back in my B5 S4 days, that was a nice subtle add on there too. I don't like the look on a GT3, looks like a tacky afterthought.
As someone else mentioned, the standard 991 'overhang' would be much better.
I was hoping for the RS mini ducktail:
The 911R has none of these things, but the rear looks much better. I couldn't place why, but now I realize its the mesh vent:
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Yup, the 911R is by far the best of the bunch. Not even close. Porsche you ****sticks, why did you tease us with this perfection and then not make them available to us. You ****ing ****tards. The more I look at R's, the more I want to punch AP in the junk.
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Originally Posted by switchface
As much as I'm into a wingless GT3, these photos just aren't doing it for me.
Yeah, this does have that E46 M3 look, which I actually liked on that car. Back in my B5 S4 days, that was a nice subtle add on there too. I don't like the look on a GT3, looks like a tacky afterthought.
As someone else mentioned, the standard 991 'overhang' would be much better.
I was hoping for the RS mini ducktail:
The 911R has none of these things, but the rear looks much better. I couldn't place why, but now I realize its the mesh vent:
Yeah, this does have that E46 M3 look, which I actually liked on that car. Back in my B5 S4 days, that was a nice subtle add on there too. I don't like the look on a GT3, looks like a tacky afterthought.
As someone else mentioned, the standard 991 'overhang' would be much better.
I was hoping for the RS mini ducktail:
The 911R has none of these things, but the rear looks much better. I couldn't place why, but now I realize its the mesh vent:
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Changes to standard 911 GT3 equipment:
Exterior
Deletion of fixed rear wing. Automatically extending rear spoiler with aerodynamic lip (Gurney Flap). Unique rear lid grille with “GT3 touring“ badge. Tailpipes, side window trim, and headlight cleaning system covers in high gloss silver. Rear lid with “PORSCHE“ logotype in high gloss silver. Front turn signals and taillights not tinted. Wheel center caps with monochrome Porsche crest.
Interior
Equipment in leather instead of Alcantara®: Steering wheel rim, shift lever, door panel arm rest, door pull handle, center console storage compartment lid. Stitching in black instead of Platinum Grey. All seat variants with black cloth seat centers and Porsche crest embossed in headrest. Interior trim package in black brushed aluminum on door panels, dashboard trim, and center console.
Drivetrain
6-speed GT Sport manual transmission, dual-mass flywheel adapted for 4.0 liter engine, self-adjusting dual-disc clutch. Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) including mechanical differential lock with asymmetrical locking (30% Traction / 37% Overrun)
Note: Available November 2017 at the earliest
Exterior
Deletion of fixed rear wing. Automatically extending rear spoiler with aerodynamic lip (Gurney Flap). Unique rear lid grille with “GT3 touring“ badge. Tailpipes, side window trim, and headlight cleaning system covers in high gloss silver. Rear lid with “PORSCHE“ logotype in high gloss silver. Front turn signals and taillights not tinted. Wheel center caps with monochrome Porsche crest.
Interior
Equipment in leather instead of Alcantara®: Steering wheel rim, shift lever, door panel arm rest, door pull handle, center console storage compartment lid. Stitching in black instead of Platinum Grey. All seat variants with black cloth seat centers and Porsche crest embossed in headrest. Interior trim package in black brushed aluminum on door panels, dashboard trim, and center console.
Drivetrain
6-speed GT Sport manual transmission, dual-mass flywheel adapted for 4.0 liter engine, self-adjusting dual-disc clutch. Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) including mechanical differential lock with asymmetrical locking (30% Traction / 37% Overrun)
Note: Available November 2017 at the earliest