The break with tradition
The front axle revolution
The Porsche 911 GT3 of the 992.1 generation marks the biggest technical leap in the history of the model. The reason is not the engine but the suspension: it was the first road-legal 911 to leave the MacPherson strut behind at the front, using instead a complex double-wishbone front axleadapted directly from the Le Mans-winning 911 RSR.
Combined with the 4.0-litre naturally aspirated engine (MA2.75) from the 991.2 Speedster, now with individual throttle bodies , the 992.1 offers a response and a steering precision that were previously the preserve of racing cars. Whether with the big swan-neck rear wing or as a discreet Touring, this car is a precision instrument for investors and drivers alike.
510 PS
4.0-litre naturally aspirated (MA2.75)
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Double wishbones at the front