Porsche has topped off the 991-generation 911 range with a new Turbo and Turbo S model. The forced-induction 911 is the fastest Turbo yet, mixing Ferrari 458 levels of power with new chassis technology from the hardcore 911 GT3.
What are the new Porsche 911 Turbo’s performance stats?
In the standard Turbo, the twin-turbo 3.8-litre flat-six develops 512bhp, firing the car to 62mph in 3.2sec (0.1sec faster than the old 997 Turbo S). However, unlike previous 911 Turbos, Porsche is offering an uprated 911 Turbo S straight from launch. The Turbo S produces 552bhp, hits 62mph in 3.1sec, and tops out at 197mph. As with all turbocharged 911s since the 993 of 1995, the new cars are all-wheel drive, though this is the first Turbo not to be offered as a manual. Like the 911 GT3, the new car is only available with the seven-speed dual-clutch PDK gearbox.
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