Geneva’s
motor show has a reputation for
green machines and styling, but it might best be
known as the tuner’s home. Year after year, microbrands like Rinspeed and
TechArt show up in
Geneva with their spins on
existing production cars, with reskinned bodies, redone engines, or both.
That’s the case for 2007 as well, as TechArt says it’s bringing this GTstreet to
Geneva. Based on the latest Porsche 911 Turbo,
the GTstreet’s major attention-getter is the modified turbo engine. In TechArt’s
hands, the stock Porsche 3.6-liter flat six makes 630 horsepower, from the stock
engine’s 480 hp.
TechArt
says its spin on the 911 Turbo will shoot to 62 mph in 3.2 seconds, and will hit
a top speed of 214 mph. With those performance specs, TechArt created a body kit
that helps manage the GTstreet’s airflow and generate more
downforce.
Stay tuned
for more on the
Geneva show and more on the TechArt as
TheCarConnection reports from the show starting March 4.
Related
Articles
The
TechArt Web site
Renault at Geneva: Rip Curl, F1 and
Conquest by Marty Padgett
(2/21/2007)
Ghosn’s gang goes MP3, surf and sun for
Swiss.
New Maserati Coupe Shoots for
Geneva by Richard Yarrow (2/20/2007)
Daring styling,
revamped mechanicals for 2+2.
2007 Geneva Auto Show by TCC Team
(2/14/2007)
Volvo V70, MINI Clubman, BMW 7er, Jaguar XJ and
more.
2007 Porsche 911 Turbo by TCC Team (1/21/2007)
A classically trained street -- and track --
fighter.
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