Faster GT models at the double

Alex Ingram

Alex_Ingram@dennis.co.uk @AxleIngram IT’S not just the 911 Turbo that Porsche engineers are hard at work to deliver. As our exclusive images show, there’s a new 911 GT3 on the way, plus we’ve spied the most extreme Cayman ever, expected to be called the GT4 RS. The 911 GT3 follows a similar formula to its predecessors: a track-focused model that gains power, loses weight and uses extreme aerodynamics to sharpen its responses. As our images show, that aero will take the form of a deep front splitter, added bonnet vents and a two-tier rear wing. Technical details remain scarce, but expect the next GT3 to keep a naturally aspirated flat-six engine in place of the turbocharged units used by other modern 911s. A manual gearbox is likely to feature alongside the…

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