Highlights of the Porsche Booth

Exhibits Concept
Photo:Booth The continually evolving 911 has been born again. In the short space of two years since the introduction of the water-cooled engine, Porsche has unveiled a succession of new 911 models including the 911 Cabriolet, the 911 Carrera 4, and the 911 GT3 whose performance at Le Mans is still fresh. Now, the Tokyo Motorshow showcases the new 911 Turbo, which stunningly debuted at the recent Frankfurt Motorshow. Over the 25 years since the 911 Turbo first appeared in 1974 it has remained the Porsche flagship model. Like its predecessor 911 Turbos, the new model Turbo was developed as the quintessence of Porsche technology. Another major topic of the show is the Boxster S. The use of .a 3.2-liter engine and a six-speed manual transmission improve driving satisfaction and make this Boxster S even more fun to drive. Welcome to the Porsche world, typified by these two models.

Special Features of Porsche Booth
At center stage on the booth turntable is Porsche's flagship 911 Turbo model, which shares the limelight this year with the Boxster S.A narrator and Porsche ladies take care of the presentation. Also on display are the year 2000 models ... a Boxster with an increased engine capacity of 2.7 liters, the 911 Carrera, and the 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet ... as well as the 911 GT3 Cup Car, the machine for the Carrera Cup, a popular championship in Europe. The new 911 Turbo engine is also on display as testimony to Porsche technology. The Tequipment Corner showcases a range of optional parts and Porsche selections designed to accent the individuality of the Porsche.

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Highlights of the Porsche Booth