Carrera GT Turbo is coming...
For those who need more power in the Carrera GT, Porsche soon offers a Carrera GT Turbo in a limited 100 cars edition.
Production starts 4/1/2005, first customer cars to be delivered around 6/2005.
Specs: V10 engine with 741 HP, sequential shifting system (called PASM-Z), one turbo charger K30, 355/20-19 rear tires, digital speedo instead of analogue one, rims with the spokes in the shape of the Porsche crest, platinum plated keys with a golden Porsche crest and a diamond in the middle, no A/C, no Radio/Nav system and around 60 kg less weight compared to the current Carrera GT.
This car will only be street legal in Germany but it can be ordered by customers worldwide for track use.
Only one colour available, a new color called turbo pale orange.
Price tag (same price worldwide): 941000 Euro excl. tax.
Cars will be produced on a come first, serve first basis, first 43 cars are already sold.
A first picture will be posted today within this thread!
(YES, we had the chance to take a picture
).
GOOD NEWS today, folks. 
Production starts 4/1/2005, first customer cars to be delivered around 6/2005.
Specs: V10 engine with 741 HP, sequential shifting system (called PASM-Z), one turbo charger K30, 355/20-19 rear tires, digital speedo instead of analogue one, rims with the spokes in the shape of the Porsche crest, platinum plated keys with a golden Porsche crest and a diamond in the middle, no A/C, no Radio/Nav system and around 60 kg less weight compared to the current Carrera GT.
This car will only be street legal in Germany but it can be ordered by customers worldwide for track use.
Only one colour available, a new color called turbo pale orange.
Price tag (same price worldwide): 941000 Euro excl. tax.
Cars will be produced on a come first, serve first basis, first 43 cars are already sold.
A first picture will be posted today within this thread!
(YES, we had the chance to take a picture
).GOOD NEWS today, folks.
)!!!
I guess it's easy to put your foot in your mouth when you don't read the whole post carefully (Porsche crest wheels should've done it too). I've been had 
... "can't be posible!" "why would Porsche do such a thing!" "its got to be TWO small turbos and 900HP!" "there must be a mistake or is it a joke?"... and never realised the rest of the stuff 
