Possible Porsche 911 Turbo Touring spotted at Nürburgring
Porsche 911 Turbo Touring prototype spied at the Nürburgring
Possible Porsche 911 Turbo Touring spotted at Nürburgring
Spy photos show a possible Porsche 911 Turbo Touring at the Nürburgring, with a deployable rear spoiler and clean bodywork hinting at a stealthy variant.
2025-12-18T09:32:39+03:00
2025-12-18T09:32:39+03:00
2025-12-18T09:32:39+03:00
Porsche appears to be preparing a 911 Turbo for drivers who value speed but prefer not to draw attention. A prototype spotted at the Nürburgring is being linked by reporters to a possible 911 Turbo Touring; the clearest hint is a deployable rear spoiler instead of the fixed wing typical of the most attention-grabbing 911s. The test car also wears cleaner bodywork, and the side air intakes look taped over in the photos, making the variant even more enigmatic. Taken together, the cues point to purposeful understatement rather than showmanship.There are at least two plausible scenarios. One: Porsche really is developing a Touring-spec Turbo—delivering the same level of performance with a more restrained appearance. Two: this isn’t a Touring at all but the future 911 Turbo without the S, which would be slightly less powerful and, in theory, require less cooling. A third option can’t be ruled out either: a special edition. Porsche has produced limited series based on the Turbo before, and the refreshed 992.2 platform lends itself well to another collectible release. Any of these paths would fit neatly within the brand’s lineup and audience.
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Porsche 911 Turbo Touring prototype spied at the Nürburgring
David Carter, Editor
09:32 18-12-2025
Spy photos show a possible Porsche 911 Turbo Touring at the Nürburgring, with a deployable rear spoiler and clean bodywork hinting at a stealthy variant.
Porsche appears to be preparing a 911 Turbo for drivers who value speed but prefer not to draw attention. A prototype spotted at the Nürburgring is being linked by reporters to a possible 911 Turbo Touring; the clearest hint is a deployable rear spoiler instead of the fixed wing typical of the most attention-grabbing 911s. The test car also wears cleaner bodywork, and the side air intakes look taped over in the photos, making the variant even more enigmatic. Taken together, the cues point to purposeful understatement rather than showmanship.
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There are at least two plausible scenarios. One: Porsche really is developing a Touring-spec Turbo—delivering the same level of performance with a more restrained appearance. Two: this isn’t a Touring at all but the future 911 Turbo without the S, which would be slightly less powerful and, in theory, require less cooling. A third option can’t be ruled out either: a special edition. Porsche has produced limited series based on the Turbo before, and the refreshed 992.2 platform lends itself well to another collectible release. Any of these paths would fit neatly within the brand’s lineup and audience.
