Here is one of next year's hottest cars: the derivative 997-generatio
911, the GT2. Scooped deep in the Californian desert, where i
stretched its legs in temperatures of 125deg Fahrenheit, or 52de
Centigrade, as Porsche engineers completed hot-weather testing
As expected, the GT2 will use the Turbo engine in a rear-drive packag
plundering the best bits from across the (increasingly broad) 91
model range
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Maniac215 - 03 Jul 2007 00:07 GMT
Did Porsche make enough of the previous generation to justify the
development and tooling costs? The GT2 has always been a bit of an odd
duck.
Guru - 05 Jul 2007 17:52 GMT
Dr. Wiedeking says that they don't and won't build cars that they cannot make a profit on. Looking at their recent financial performance...I don't think we need to worry about their finances these days.
> Did Porsche make enough of the previous generation to justify the
> development and tooling costs? The GT2 has always been a bit of an odd
> duck.