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Porsche France has teased an image on Twitter of what could be a new 911 variant, potentially set to debut on June 29 at the Le Mans Classic.
By increasing the brightness, we can better make out the Carrera-like styling.
The 911 wordmark appears under the Porsche lettering, but we can’t make out any other notable changes. The rear bumper appears to resemble that of the 911 Sport Classic.
Parked ahead of the 911 is a 356 SL, the 1100cc class winner at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1951. This could mean the teased 911 is a Le Mans-themed special edition.
Porsche has previously released 911 special editions that were specific to certain countries, and this might be the case for France.

Porsche recently revealed a special edition 911 model for Thailand that offers seven new symbolic Paint to Sample colours to celebrate its 30th anniversary in the country.
In 2021 Porsche revealed a special edition 911 GT3 that was only sold in Australia to commemorate its 70th Anniversary in the country.
In the same year, Porsche celebrated 20 Years in China with a special edition 911 Turbo S.
MORE: Everything Porsche 911
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Jade Credentino is an automotive journalist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Jade has had a chance to review a variety of vehicles and particularly enjoys SUVs. She enjoys traveling and going on road trips exploring Australia.
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