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As with their predecessor (the Type 996), the most striking feature of both of these elegant sports cars is the large glass roof and folding rear window. The Targa 4 is powered by the familiar flat-six engine, delivering 239 kW (325 bhp) of power from 3.6 liters. It accelerates the car from 0 to 60 mph in 5.3 seconds and reaches a top speed of 173 mph. The more powerful S variant features a 3.8-liter engine producing 261 kW (355 bhp). This model sprints to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds, and has a top speed of 178 mph.
Thanks to Porsche’s VarioCam Plus valve control system, the Targa 4 develops maximum torque of 272 lbs-ft at 4,250 revolutions per minute. The equivalent for the S version is 295 lbs-ft at 4,600 rpm. Power transmission is via a six-speed manual gearbox with short, precise shift strokes. Optionally, customers can choose Porsche’s well-known five-speed Tiptronic S automatic transmission, allowing very sporty gear changes using the finger pads mounted on the steering-wheel spokes.
As with the coupe and cabrio versions of the Carrera 4(S), power transmission is by all-wheel drive with a Visco multi-plate clutch, which depending on driving conditions applies between five and 40 percent of the driving power to the front axles at all times. The system thereby ensures well-balanced propulsive power in bends when driving to the limit, and improves traction even on wet or slippery road surfaces.
The outward distinguishing feature of the Targa 4(S) is a large glass roof blending harmoniously with the sports car’s lines and lending it a distinctive personality. A side-mounted polished, anodized aluminum trim strip running the length of the roof frame emphasizes the elegant side outline.
The glass roof is not just a visually appealing highlight, however, but also ensures a light, airy interior. It can be opened in only seven seconds to as much as half a meter, no matter what the speed, by means of two electric motors. The maximum roof opening area is then 0.45 square meters. The roof unit is of two-ply specially tinted glass, which is 1.9 kilograms lighter than its predecessor. Wind noises are kept to a low level even at high speed by a newly developed sealing system. A wind deflector minimizes turbulence inside the vehicle, allowing the roof to be opened even at lower temperatures. The semi translucent black cloth roller sunblind provides protection from excessive solar radiation. The glass roof and roller blind are operated by a rocker switch on the central console next to the handbrake lever.
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Ceramic brake pads: how long do they last?
I had the brake pads replaced on my Nissan Altima. I switched to ceramic pads to reduce brake dust and for the benefit of my wheels.
They are squeaking alot, and it's driving me crazy!! How long do ceramics last anyway?
By the way... it's all local city driving in Las Vegas. (in case the desert conditions make a difference)
they will actually last a good time and are great for high heat enviroment take the car back and tell them they squeaking alot they can fix the problem
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