New Real Life Photos Of The Porsche 911 Dakar | Carscoops carscoops
unveiling at November’s Los Angeles Auto Show, the German sports car has been pictured on the open road for the first time.
The example recently snapped by our spy photographers is painted in a simple shade of silver and lacks any of the over-the-top decals that have adorned the exteriors of other 911 Dakar models shown to the public. It seems likely that this particular 911 Dakar is a pre-production model owned by Porsche itself.
Fittingly, the car was snapped while driving along a road covered in a thick layer of snow. While we suspect that the vast majority of owners will never venture off city and country roads and actually take their ‘semi’ off-roaders into the wilderness, there’s no denying that the car looks right at home in the snow.To transform one of the world’s most iconic sports cars from one that can be taken off the beaten path, Porsche has jacked up the car’s ride height by 2.
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