The new Porsche 911 GT3 2021 arrives on 16 February
Porsche has just announced that the new Porsche 911 GT3, one of the most radical versions of the 911, now has an arrival date to delight us.
Porsche has continued its lineage of sports cars with the latest Porsche 911, a generation that continues to demonstrate its undeniable effectiveness but enhanced by technology and greater precision. With all this, the German brand has managed to produce the most precise and fastest delivery of the nueveonce, which is about to complete its versions with the GT3. And indeed Porsche has finally set a date for the arrival of the Porsche 911 GT3 2021, a variant that, until the GT3 RS arrives, will be the most radical in the range.
Although it is true that after Porsche itself unveiled images and information about the 911 GT3, its presentation was expected soon, we can finally set a date. The German brand has fixed the coming 16 February for the official unveiling of what is one of the most anticipated sports cars of this year.
And indeed Porsche has not beaten around the bush when developing the new 911 GT3. Although it has not yet been presented, the company has allowed us to make out aerodynamic work with a more aggressive splitter, a pronounced diffuser and a generously sized rear wing that quickly remind us that this is no ordinary car.

Furthermore, Porsche has spared no expense in equipping one of its favourite offspring with the latest technology. Also worth highlighting is the presence of a PDK dual-clutch automatic gearbox and an optional seven-speed manual, which makes the 911 GT3 2021 an even more special car.
As far as mechanics are concerned, the GT3 will continue to use a naturally aspirated flat-six engine. On this occasion, power is expected to rise to approximately 520 CV, while the 600 CV range will be reserved for the more powerful and faster GT3 RS, which should also arrive later this year, 2021.

In this way, everything points to Porsche being about to complete the family of the current Porsche 911, a sports car that always gives us a surprise or two. Be that as it may, the engineers in Stuttgart have conceived what will surely become not only one of the purest sports cars, but also one of the last, given the times we live in.
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