2017 Porsche 960!

by AllAutoExperts    |  20 October, 2015

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It's all about rumors! Here is a big one, concerning a brand new car - 2017 Porsche 960. The rumors come with specifications about it, especially when it comes to the technical details and engine. We are more than sure that the genuine car fans will gladly welcome the marvelous engine coming from 911 GS RS or 918 Spider. Yes, we are still talking rumors, but wouldn't it be perfect if it were for real?

2017 Porsche 960

We have also heard that Porsche is planning on beginning the production of 2017 Porsche 960 at the beginning of the year 2017.

This new car is built based on the Modular Sport Architecture, a platform that is meant for medium cars, which include such resistant materials as a titan, carbon fiber, steel. This has considerably reduced the car's weight, with about 3000 pounds.

We cannot ignore the interior of this car, as well! It speaks comfort, with high-quality leather, CD changer, radio, remote control, and other interesting gadgets. The two seated supercar will offer additional options like airbags in all the usual and unusual places, emergency braking, stability electronic control, the Blind Spot system, active cruise control, Lane Assist, and many other options.

The engine is a completely new chapter, coming with 8 cylinders, 3.9 liters, 4 turbo-compressors, 2 inter-coolers, and a double exhaust system. The car will, thus, be able to impress the driver with 650 hp. The gearbox can be manual or automatic, with 6 phases, in all-wheel drive. The car can reach 200 mph in 2.5 seconds...!

The buyer will also be able to opt for a 4.6 liters V8 engine, coming from Porsche 911, which will produce 570 hp and a 7 phase gearbox.

You can observe the rivals of 2017 Porsche 960, Audi R8, Lamborghini Gallardo, McLaren 12C and Ferrari 458 Italia. The price might reach 250 000 dollars.

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