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The 911 Turbo offers power
and torque while reducing fuel consumption and emissions.
The basics:
| Size Class |
Minicompact Cars |
| Engine Size (liters) |
3.6 |
| Cylinders |
6 |
| Transmission |
Automatic (5 speed) |
| Drive |
4WD or AWD |
| Gas Guzzler |
yes |
| Turbocharger |
yes |
| Supercharge |
no |

About the engine:
We were impressed by the
fast sporty handleing of the new 2005 2006 911. The turbo engine has the
flat-six configuration as before, offering fast cylinder charging and
perfomance balance with optimum torque.
The crankcase is divided
vertically allowing the crankshaft to run in 8 main bearings. The pistons
are forged aluminium pistons cooled by an oil jet system. Nikasil coated
liners increase the longevity of the pistons.
Porsche's Stability Management
(PSM) - automatic control system stabilizes the 911 Turbo when pushing
the car to top performance levels. This system uses electronic sensors
to determine speed, direction, velocity and lateral Gforces. Than the
PSM uses these values to calculate the actual direction of travel. If
the car oversteers the PSM applies braking to individual wheels to bring
the car back into line. This feature seemed to work great when pulling
into a turn to fast.
Our final conclustion, the
Porsche 911 Turbo is an awsome car to drive and even better to own (if
you can afford the high price).
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