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In order to adapt in the face of fuel economy concerns, Porsche's answer is to alter its famous flat six-cylinder engine; the new, turbo-charged flat six-cylinder engine helps the 911 create 260 horsepower and a top speed of 152 miles per hour.
In order to adapt in the face of fuel economy concerns, Porsche's answer is to alter its famous flat six-cylinder engine; the new, turbo-charged flat six-cylinder engine helps the 911 create 260 horsepower and a top speed of 152 miles per hour.
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