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2020 Porsche 911 review: Prototype drive

2020 Porsche 911 review: Prototype drive

Posted on November 18, 2018 By Jarvis

A spin in the new 911 before it debuts at the LA motor show

The 992-Generation Porsche 911 – what’s new inside and out. More power, a redesigned cabin, and new features for the latest version of Porsche’s iconic sports car.

Porsche has nearly finished introducing the last of its myriad variants of the current-generation 911, known as the 991.2. Since that process takes the better part of seven years, that means it’s just about time for a new generation. To get a preview of the next version, we rode along on a development drive to learn about the new 911.

Dubbed the 992, it’s a significant move from the 991 generation that was introduced for 2012, with evolutionary changes in styling and to the chassis and more significant alterations to the interior and the powertrain.
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