Porsche ramps up the performance for 2020

FIRST RIDE All-new 911 Turbo

Adam Towler

● Early taste of four-wheel-drive 911 flagship ● All-new twin-turbo engine makes more than 600bhp WHEN the word Turbo was pasted on to the back of a car, you knew it was something out of the ordinary. It stood for speed, exclusivity and performance. But today? Diesels are proudly called turbos, small cars carry it alongside their name and it’s even applied to Porsche’s all-electric Taycan. Even with all of that, the word Turbo is still synonymous with another Porsche – the 911. And with the new 911 Turbo S, which we’re sampling from the passenger seat for the first time, it’s clear the firm’s engineers have taken it to a new level. We joined Porsche’s development team in the south of France as they applied the finishing touches to…

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