The New Porsche 911 Speedster Rumored For the 2023 LA Auto Show to Debut
A 992-based Speedster could be a great method to end the present 911 and to celebrate the 75th birthday of Porsche.
Final 2020 Porsche 911 Speedster
With the 8th generation of Porsche’s enduring 911 with its 5th year in the books, it is likely that a brand new generation is in the near future. However, the company has kept the specifics of the forthcoming car a tightly kept secret. It could be electric or hybrid engine? Perhaps the possibility of a four-cylinder engine? In addition, could we get 992 Speedster when the car currently in production makes its last bow?
As per Car magazine, a new Porsche Speedster could debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this year. While we do not have images that show the brand new vehicle, we do know that it is likely to look like the prior Speedster that ended its production in 2020. As with the prior 911 Speedsters, it would likely sport a cut down or a steeply raked windshield with a comfortable cover made of canvas, as well as an enormous rear clamshell cover.
The most likely choice of engine is the naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-6, which is also used in Porsche’s 911 GT3. The norm is that Speedsters are stripped-down Porsches with an automatic soft top and no power options. In the words of Car magazine, the 992 Speedster will break from this standard and include the option of a powered top with an option to add the standard features and additional storage room behind seats.
Porsche hasn’t officially announced the car, therefore we don’t know the pricing or performance specifications as of at this time. But, considering that the 991 Speedster was initially priced at $275,000, an estimate upwards of $300,000 for the new model is a good option. The more expensive price is likely to also offer an improvement in performance over the Speedster 991, which had a 0-60 mile per hour duration of 3.7 seconds, and the top speed of 200 miles per hour.
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