Car enthusiasts ask “who will win if these models race?” The famous YouTube channel carwow, which organizes exciting drag races every week to answer its questions, brings three Porsche models face to face on the racetrack today. Carwow, which prepared a video different from the classic drag races last week, subjected Toyota Land Cruiser and Hilux vehicles to tough tests in off-road conditions. Returning to the asphalt, the carwow team is here again with a race that locks the screens. As always, let’s take a look at the general features of the vehicles before we start the race.
Three Porsches, three geared rivals:
The first participant of the race, the gray Porsche Turbo S, produces 650 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque with its 3.8-liter twin-turbo inline 6 engine. The four-wheel drive Turbo S is undoubtedly one of the ambitious names of the race, and with a price of 164 thousand 650 pounds, it makes you look admiringly from afar. The Turbo S, which is not very light, is the heaviest vehicle in the race with its weight of 1640 kilograms.
Porsche GT2 RS, our second participant with its eye-catching red color, has a 3.8-liter biturbo in-line 6 engine, just like its rival in the first row, and produces 700 horsepower and 750 Nm of torque. The rear-wheel drive GT2 RS has a weight of 1470 kilograms. Although the vehicle is lighter, there may be more burden for buyers. The market price of the Porsche GT2 RS is stated as £300,000.
The third and last participant of the race, the black Porsche GT3, has a 4-liter inline 6 atmospheric engine, unlike its competitors. Producing 510 horsepower and 470 Nm of torque, the car is rear-wheel drive like the GT2 RS. Being the lightest participant in the race, the GT3 weighs 1435 kg. It’s also the lowest cost of the three Porsches, at £128,000. Now that we look at the cars, it’s time for the race…
In the first stage of the race (5:30), the departure speeds of the cars are tested. In the second stage (10:32), acceleration capacities are competed while driving. In the third and final stage (13:09), the braking capabilities of the cars are compared.
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