Added: 6 months ago
From: gtspiritvideo
Views: 18,719
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (16)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • its so stupid to disengage clutch...

  • Sooooooo a gearbox with neutral.... Who would have thought of that?

    Not hating though, this is an achievement for a dual-clutch box.

  • Comment removed

  • so they took the SRM in the 370z and made it 10 times better

  • Nice commercial, if that's what it is, but if I'm in a 911, I'm in it for the power and the speed. I just hope you can switch it off if you want to. If I want economy, I will drive a Ford Fusion. Hey folks, I love the 911. 

  • this is my method, the best for semaphore or slope.

  • Also, a modern engine uses more fuel when coasting out of gear (to prevent the engine from stalling) than if you coast in gear. Odd.

  • Does this mean the car automatically kills the revs on the overrun? Thats a shame from a noise point of view.

  • if ur buying a porsche like that i highly you could care less about consumption...

  • isnt a "normal engine" using more fuel at idle,

    compared to when you let go of the throttle above 1500rpms ?

  • isnt this saying that the pdk is VRY DANGEROUS?! i know many ppl will not agree with this but personally i hate driving auto cars because i think having no engine brake is dangerous..

  • The new 991 is looking very promising, manual and PDK transmitions are my kind of thing, so nice of Porsche to incoorperate both. Also loving the stop/start system as well, let's just hope it live up to it's former reputation!!!

  • This seams a bit wrong. If you let go of the gas on a manual car, the car engine-brakes and doesn't use any fuel what so ever. It also slows the car down considerably faster then if you would disengage the gearbox itself via the clutch.

  • @ClaritySWE so true! also you need fuel to idle and you don't if you leave it in gear with no gas

  • @doomie61 Hey just my opinion, i have no idea if idling or leaving in gear uses more fuel, nor am i a mechanical expert in anyway. However when it comes to their cars im pretty sure Porsche knows what they are doing...

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more