Porsche on Monday unveiled its all-new 911 Targa – the latest addition to the 992 model range that launched locally in 2019
Porsche on Monday unveiled its all-new 911 Targa — the latest addition to the 992 model range that launched locally in 2019. A throwback to the original Targa model that first saw the light of day back in 1965, this newcomer sports an unmistakable silhouette thanks to its distinctive silver roll bar and dome-shaped rear window. Indeed, the Targa is a looker.
Next up is the Targa 4S that sports the same engine but is tuned to deliver 331kW and 530Nm worth of torque. Also available with that aforementioned eight-speed PDK transmission, this range-topping Targa will blast to 100km/h in a mightily impressive 3.6 seconds. Maximum speed? You're looking at 304km/h on a long enough stretch of road.
distributed seamlessly to the front axle as and when it is required: an unseen safety net that allows the driver to exploit the car to its true dynamic potential. As is the new normal with the current 911 range, all Targa models sport mixed tyre sizes front and rear to bolster vehicle balance and improve handling characteristics on the limit.
Using the navigation data, it calculates the optimum acceleration and deceleration values for the next three kilometres and activates them via the engine, PDK gearbox and braking system.
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