Porsche is getting to ready to reveal the new
generation 911 but apparently has some trouble keeping its new model away from
prying eyes. Our spies were able to snap an uncovered bright yellow example being
pushed by three people. This is the second time we get to see the design of the
new 911’s rear end, following a leak a few months ago.
As you can tell, Porsche opted for a pair of slim
LED taillights connected to each other via an LED bar mounted over the classic
Porsche lettering. The car also sports quad exhaust tips that are neatly
integrated into the rear bumper.
The new Porsche 911 -codenamed 992- is expected to
make its world debut at the Los Angeles motor show this November. The biggest
change of the new generation 911 is its underpinnings, as Porsche moved its
core model to a new scalable architecture that will be shared with models like
the next-gen Audi R8 and the Lamborghini Huracan. The new architecture will be
stronger and stiffer than before while the engine will be positioned more
inboards for a better weight distribution.
Base Carrera models will be powered by an upgraded
turbocharged 3.0-liter flat-six engine that reportedly makes 20 hp more than the
991, at 390 hp, while Carrera S models will offer up to 450 hp, 30 more than
today’s model.
The interior will be similarly revamped, with the
dashboard now featuring a wide infotainment display along with an instrument
cluster that will have everything digital bar the centrally mounted tachometer.
