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Go-faster 911 to go on sale in the UK before the end of the year, priced from £91,098

Porsche has revealed the new Porsche 911 Carrera GTS at the Los Angeles show.

As with its predecessor, 
the new GTS is available as a coupé and a cabriolet with either rear-wheel drive or 
four-wheel drive. All variants have the updated version of the Carrera S’s 3.8-litre 
flat six engine.

Power has risen by 30bhp over the Carrera S to a new peak of 424bhp. The increased reserves are channelled through a standard seven-speed manual or dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

The new GTS is fitted as standard with Porsche's Chrono package and PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) system, which makes the ride height 10mm lower than the Carrera S’s.

Porsche's GTS coupé is claimed to accelerate from 0-62mph in 4.0sec when fitted with the PDK gearbox. All versions top 186mph but the GTS coupé with the manual gearbox is claimed to be the fastest, at 190mph.

The Carrera GTS is differentiated from existing 911 models by a unique front bumper, standard bi-xenon headlamps with darkened lenses, black 20-inch centre-locking alloy wheels and darkened chrome tailpipes.  

It is planned to go on sale in the UK soon, with prices set to start at £91,098.

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GeToD 8 October 2014

Nice but.....

I was hoping for more trickle down tech from the bigger boys, namely 4 wheel steering and the upgraded steering from the GT3. Still this is one hell of a package and I envy those who can afford to shop at this end of the market.
TheOmegaMan 8 October 2014

I'm not a registered charity...

...but if anyone wants to donate one of these to me that would be great.
Preferably the 4 wheel drive coupe with a manual box. Thanks
Will86 8 October 2014

I don't really care what badge is on the back...

...as long as it has a howling naturally aspirated flat 6 in the back.