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Porsche Carrera - Remarkable Vehicle |
THE PORSCHE CARRERA
In 1998, the all-new water-cooled model took the place of air-cooled 911 that has been in production for about thirty-four years it is also named as Type 996. Where all the previous Porsche had 1963 shell as the basis, this new Porsche had a major redesign body shell. The interior was very simple as compared to the previous 911. Type 996 had many variations in models such as all-wheel-drive Carrera, the club racing-oriented GT3, the force-induction 996 Turbo and GT2, Carrera 4S and four-wheel-drive and twin-turbo. The Carrera and Carrera 4 had modifications in 2002, resulting with the addition of rear indicator lights and clear lens front. Porsche Careera for sale is high in demand.
996 GT3 (1999–2004)
Porsche launched a road model of a GT3 version of the 996 series which was developed from the company racing GT3. The GT3 had light weight materials as it was more focused on maintaining light weight and improved handling and performance. It was a bit short in height for increasing its responsiveness.
996 Turbo (2001–2005)
Porsche released the Turbo Type 996. Like the similar previous models, the new Turbo was only offered in all-wheel drive. With regard to its styling, the car had a unique appearance unlike the previous Turbo models. When compared to Carrera 4, the turbo was offered with different bumpers and front lights. The designing and styling of 996 Turbo was carried out with the help of Computer Aided Styling. There was a styling model made available and therefore all the design changes were made on the digital model. It happened for the first time in the history of the company.
997 Series (2005–2012)
In 2005 a more modified and revised model of the 911 was released. It was known as the 997. This model maintains the essential elements of the 996, diminishing the drag coefficient to 0.28. The new headlights were inspired by the old bug-eye design with its interior restyled There were two models of the 997 were launched for example the rear-wheel-drive Carrera and Carrera S. The Carrera S is offered with Lobster Fork style wheels that are 19 inches, lowered suspension with PASM Porsche Active Suspension Management, sports steering wheel, and Xenon headlamps.
Turbo model of the 997
The Turbo model of the 997 series had the same 3.6 L twin-turbocharged engine as the 996 Turbo. With more flexibility and power, the new engine had improved fuel consumption. The 997 Turbo has an all-wheel-drive system. It had PTM (Porsche Traction Management). It has a clutch-based system too in order to adjust the amount of torque to prevent tire slippage. Porsche announced A new 911 Turbo S for production in 2010. It had sports exhausts and PDK gearbox.
991 Series
The 991 is based on the entirely new platform. Michael Mauer was the leading designer of the team. Porsche revealed the design and other detailed information regarding the 991 Carrera and Carrera S in 2011. The Carrera has a 3.4-litre engine and the Carrera S has a 3.8-litre engine. The external dimensions of the vehicle have been increased. The new 911 has broad headlights. The center console is the most notable feature that is adopted by the Carrera GT.
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