1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe
Year of manufacture – 1970
Engine – 12-Zyl. 180o V Turbo
Engine capacity – 4,494 cc
Horsepower – 580 hp (427 kW)
Full speed – 340 km/h
The most distinctive feature of the fastest German production car of its time is the rear spoiler, popularly known as the "ducktail". Porsche is a trendsetter in its use of such aerodynamic features. With its minimally equipped interior, this coupe perfectly embodies the equation "more displacement and less weight equal greater power output". The RS 2.7 is the first 911 to be adorned with the "Carrera" name mark, a reference to the classic Carrera Panamericana road race.