Porsche 956B Coupe 1983
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Specifications Porsche 956B Coupe 1983 blueprint
The Porsche 956B Coupe 1983 is a sports car of German engineering and design heritage. From the outside, the vehicle appears as a two-door coupe that takes the classic formula of the Porsche 911 and elevates it to new levels of performance and style. Its steel chassis is strong and light, with a modest wheelbase and body panels that show off its curvy, muscular silhouette. The sleek lines of the Porsche 956B convey a sense of power and speed, even when standing still. The interior of the 956B is designed to be driver-focused, with supportive bucket-style seats, an LCD screen and digital speedometer, and sporty steering wheel. The dashboard is constructed with quality materials and emphasizes a race-inspired aesthetic. Despite the performance pedigree, the Porsche 956B offers modern convenience features such as air conditioning, power windows, and remote keyless entry. Under the hood is a 3.2-liter naturally aspirated engine that delivers 250 horses and can take the vehicle to a top speed of over 180 mph. Behind the engine is a four-speed manual transmission a setup that enhances the driver experience. This is further augmented by an adjustable suspension and dual-disc clutch that make it possible for the 956B to remain composed in the toughest cornering maneuvers. The combination of performance-driven engineering and luxurious amenities makes the Porsche 956B an ideal choice for the driving enthusiast. It is one of the many classic Porsches that have stood the test of time.
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