[Bumpinjeep]

Skip to the 40 minute mark to see the car.

[AlexFL]

Not a huge fan of the new front but the swan neck rear wing looks so crazy!

[Bumpinjeep]

Originally Posted by AlexFL

Not a huge fan of the new front but the swan neck rear wing looks so crazy!

Look at those brakes!

[RM7]

And the mustang vents on the nose.

[Bumpinjeep]

Originally Posted by JamesNoBrakes

And the mustang vents on the nose.

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[Humdizzle]

the swan neck doesn't look bad now, but doesn't look as good as a traditional wing. not a fan of the vents either. seems like with this model they went more track and less street (same hp and weight, more aero and tire). im still getting used to the catfish mouth bumper

i do absolutely love the lightbar tail light on the 992s though.

[NickyC]

Bonkers, but I vastly prefer the prior gen. That car is just perfect.

[AlexFL]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

the swan neck doesn't look bad now, but doesn't look as good as a traditional wing. not a fan of the vents either. seems like with this model they went more track and less street (same hp and weight, more aero and tire). im still getting used to the catchfish mouth bumper

i do absolutely love the lightbar tail light on the 992s though.

yes, the catfish mouth bumper is not cool.

[yco]

such a great video..

[FormulaMMM]

Liked the front end until you guys said catfish, now it's all I can see.

Negligible power increase vs .2. Have yet to get into all of the technical details, but will be interesting to see how it's differentiated from behind the wheel. Has to be pretty darn incremental, I'd think.

the more purposeful and track-focused, the better imo. It's what they're good for.

Preuninger's instincts are just spot on. Made one error with no manual in 991.1, then corrected it. Looks at the 992 shifter nub, says no, puts in something that would be fun to interact with. He's a proper driving enthusiast. Other brands could benefit from similar guys at the helm.

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by FormulaMMM

Other brands could benefit from similar guys at the helm.

We had them, they just all work at Hyundai now.

[R N M]

This new GT3 looks awesome but to me personally the 991.2 GT3 was styling perfection.

[clutchdj]

Enjoyed that. All these years and SUVs but they haven’t lost their soul.

[stein_325i]

Want to see the "Touring" variant. With 911's I always love the "less is more" approach to design, although not like I wouldn't gladly accept the keys to a winged GT3

Overall I still find the 991.2 to be better from an exterior design standpoint (although I do love the 992's lightbar) but interior wise the 992's interior is much more modern. Regardless, both look great.

[Germanauto]

Porsche seems like it can do no wrong. Bravo.

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Want to see the "Touring" variant. With 911's I always love the "less is more" approach to design, although not like I wouldn't gladly accept the keys to a winged GT3

Overall I still find the 991.2 to be better from an exterior design standpoint (although I do love the 992's lightbar) but interior wise the 992's interior is much more modern. Regardless, both look great.

Both look great to me, but I've really warmed up to the 992. And I hear the EPS is improved over the 991, but I'm sure the 991.2 is pretty good as well.

[Lucky1]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Both look great to me, but I've really warmed up to the 992. And I hear the EPS is improved over the 991, but I'm sure the 991.2 is pretty good as well.

Funny enough the 991 EPS never bothered me. Haven't driven pre-991's but one trip in a modern non-M BMW was enough to make me feel just fine about even 991.1's rack.

Motortrend first ride review:

https://www.motortrend.com/cars/pors...review-photos/

[FormulaMMM]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Want to see the "Touring" variant. With 911's I always love the "less is more" approach to design, although not like I wouldn't gladly accept the keys to a winged GT3

Overall I still find the 991.2 to be better from an exterior design standpoint (although I do love the 992's lightbar) but interior wise the 992's interior is much more modern. Regardless, both look great.

They're beautiful, but always felt like the .2 Touring was a novelty more than anything. Answered a problem that never was, i.e., someone wants a GT3 but just can't get past the wing. I know the demand was there, but with the 4.0 and 6MT it would have been there with a ducktail too, or whatever they did...

Especially with the spoiler active on the Touring the contrast isn't very stark. Nothing like .2 GT3 to .2 RS, for example.





Standard model is busier and more polarizing this time. If they stay consistent with understated design, 992 Touring will be a real contrast and gorgeous with the light bar. Just due to the top mounted wing alone I can understand strong preference for a Touring.

992 GT3 is immediately more modern, focused, and aggressive. Think the 991.2 goes down as the more beautiful car by some margin.

Could make the argument the 991 cleaned up some of the 997's design, it's sleeker, with better flow and integration throughout. No similar progression 991 to 992 GT3. 992 looks out of the Motorsport dep. Fine by me, but pretty different design language.

[Alfisti]

If I was GT3 shopping i'd hands down go without the wing. My only issue with 991's in general, i mean great design but despite weighing slightly less than a 997 the car just seems to look so damn big.

I am shopping for a 997.2 or 991.1 "S" and have NFI which way i'd go if 2 identical speced cars in front of me. The 997 looks fantastic and still small but a) bumperettes are fucking gross and b) interior is a bit ox cart without the leather dash selected.

[inTgr8r]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

If I was GT3 shopping i'd hands down go without the wing. My only issue with 991's in general, i mean great design but despite weighing slightly less than a 997 the car just seems to look so damn big.

I am shopping for a 997.2 or 991.1 "S" and have NFI which way i'd go if 2 identical speced cars in front of me. The 997 looks fantastic and still small but a) bumperettes are fucking gross and b) interior is a bit ox cart without the leather dash selected.

Me too
Sold the 718 Cayman S

[NickyC]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Porsche seems like it can do no wrong. Bravo.

They really are damned near perfect.

[AlexFL]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

If I was GT3 shopping i'd hands down go without the wing. My only issue with 991's in general, i mean great design but despite weighing slightly less than a 997 the car just seems to look so damn big.

I am shopping for a 997.2 or 991.1 "S" and have NFI which way i'd go if 2 identical speced cars in front of me. The 997 looks fantastic and still small but a) bumperettes are fucking gross and b) interior is a bit ox cart without the leather dash selected.

It really doesn’t make sense to buy the castrated GT3 without the rear wing. This is a track-oriented car that needs a ton of downforce to make the famously amazing handling possible. For street use, the 992 Turbo S is the much better, much more logical choice.