Porsche GT2 and 911 Facelift Spied in the Desert

Porsche engineers have descended on the desert Southwest with a large team of 911 test cars. The majority of the cars were current 911s, but two prototypes in the group represented the ever-evolving nature of the 911 model-range. The "everyday" 911 is about to get a subtle facelift to its front and rear fascias, with new tail-lights and some reworked frontal lights as well. When viewed side-by-side with the current model, the new lights show some slightly sexier shaping, and appear to contain some new LED technology to give the lighting some additional punch to cut through the night. The frontal intakes, and the sculpting surround the quad exhaust pipes have been reworked for a somewhat more streamlined effect.


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Will_ - 7/2/2007 9:55:11 AM

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Yawn.

More interesting news of the upcoming Lexus hatchback please...

Neverfollow - 7/2/2007 10:43:02 AM

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Porche people are funny. As subtle as these changes are, they are enough to spur several trade ins for those that have to have the latest and greatest 911. I think that's why Porsche does this so often. I've seen people trade perfectly good 911's with less than 3K miles, just to have the latest one, even if it only has 5hp more! I guess if you've got it..............

d1sinfo - 7/2/2007 4:15:57 PM

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I am just glad they are not throwing away there form completely.

Who doesn't whore it up for sales these days?
Ohh forgot about the cayenne or whatever the hell you call that bastard of a thing.