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| The new 911 GT2 engine is based on the race-proven GT1 unit used in the historic 50th anniversary one-two at Le Mans. The water-cooled, twin-turbo flat six develops 462 bhp from a displacement of 3,600 cm3, with maximum torque of 620 Nm available between 3,500 and 4,500 rpm. In addition to optimised cylinder charging, the new 911 GT2 engine offers outstanding balance and refinement. Top Speed being 196 mph. 0-62 in 4.1s. |
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| In addition to being the most powerful 911 on the road, the new GT2 is also one of the safest. The innovative Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB), for example, uses a specially treated carbon-fiber disc that is both stronger and lighter than conventional metal equivalents. Cross-drilled and internally vented for added performance, the PCCB disc offers unprecedented levels of durability. PCCB also provides a more sensitive action and more effective response, coping effortlessly with the enormous loads encountered when braking from high speed. |
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