End Of An Era: Porsche Debuts PDK Only 911 Turbo

by Derek Kreindler

Published: May 3rd, 2013

end of an era porsche debuts pdk only 911 turbo

In exchange for the loss of the third pedal, we now get two variants of the Porsche 911 Turbo. A standard car with a 3.8L 520 horsepower flat-six and a Turbo S with 560 horsepower. Rear-wheel steering is also in place, much like the GT3, while active front and rear spoilers will give d-bags twice the aerodynamics to manually deploy while stuck in traffic.

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W Christian Mental Ward on May 06, 2013

I need Porsche to make this car in a manual so that in 15 years I can by a low mileage example from said d-bag that put only 20K miles on it. That’s why it needs to be a manual, because I want one. That way that I can reward conspicuous consumption by taking advantage of the depreciation for my own financial and materialistic gain. Gosh, is that so hard.

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Dabradler on May 06, 2013

Who gives a crap about the transmission, did you see the video of those freaking LED headlights on the Turbo S?! so incredibly sci-fi, worth the 200k right there.(no jokes.)

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