All big names in the auto industry understand that when it comes to making a style statement in their business there can’t be any better place than the Paris Motor show. This demanding, quotient of publicity, sometimes becomes the reason for carmakers to take faulty steps and come up with weird designs. On the contrary, names like Porsche steal the show on such occasions, even if they have a touch of nostalgia in their presentations.
This year Porsche unveiled the Porsche 911 GT3 RS in Paris, which version is a homologated version of the 911 GT3. The GT3 RS is 44 mm wider than the GT3 but it is still lighter than the latter, courtesy; excessive use of carbon fiber.
This retro feel, road burner, is powered by a 3.6 liter, 6-cylinder boxer engine with 415 ponies under the cover of the boot. To make this car more potent in terms of speed, it has a new set of lighter flywheels, a special set of split rear wishbones and the suspension is recustomized.
This super car will make it to the US markets in the spring of 2007. The price tag of this car is yet to be revealed.
Via : Motorsblog
