When the 911 Carrera isn't hot enough, the Turbo turns up the heat.

Development of the Porsche 911 Turbo continues at the Nürburgring. This video catches a camouflaged test mule for 10 minutes like it laps the Nordschleife and stops by a nearby gas station. The clip provides a great chance to see the new coupe's performance capability and offers an up-close look at the exterior design details.

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Aesthetically, the biggest differences for the new 911 Turbo versus the standard 911 Carrera are mostly at the back. There inlets in the rear fenders, and there's a more traditional looking active rear wing rather than the panel that tilts upward on the lesser model.

We expect the 911 Turbo to debut before the end of the year. In all likelihood, look for the model to be on display at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. An online debut could arrive even sooner, though. Later, spy shots tell us that a convertible variant is on the way, but expect its arrival to be several months after the hardtop.

Source: Automotive Mike via YouTube