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This here is the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Pack, a take on the car for those who want to do without the wacky wings and who just want a driving experience unlike any other. This car can be said as eerily similar to the 911r which was released last year to rave reviews but was limited to 991 units, making it a collector’s item and expensive to afford. This car, however, can be said as a sleeper and as a 911 that signifies it best that is a screaming flat 6 engine that redlines to almost 8400rpm, a slick 6 speed manual transmission for heavenly shifting, rear wheel steering for unlimited grip and best of all the complete race car experience without compromising much on comfort. Like the regular car, this one looks similar except for the spoiler which has been replaced with a retractable spoiler that comes up to the window. The seats have been replaced with Leather rather than Alcantara in the regular one for more comfort. The engine is the same 4.0ltr flat-6 which produces 50

2017 is turning out to be the year of the hybrid car and it seems that every company is embracing it in one way or another. None better than Mercedes AMG with their Project One and Aston Martin with their Valkyrie. If one subtly puts it these two can be called as the demonic duo of the Hypercar world in 2017 with F1 technology brimming inside and enough power to wipe the socks off the holy trinity (Ferrari Laferrari, McLaren P1, and Porsche 918 Spyder). Each of these two cars are built with F1 technology in mind and the companies want to make it more accessible to the masses by incorporating massive amounts of downforce and generator units all to aid in the name of performance making them more deadly for opponents such as Koenigsegg and Bugatti who generally stick towards turbocharging or even Ferrari and Porsche who went the KERS system route. The Aston Martin Valkyrie has been designed with some inputs by Adrian Newey, the man behind the very successful Red Bull Formula