We know that Porsche test its cars anywhere from the desert to theArctic, because we’ve seen numerous sightings of the new 911 that was recently revealed and even the new Boxster.
Now, The Stuttgart automaker is announcing the “Porsche Driving Experience Winter”, which will give all fans of the sportscar a chance to test it under more extreme conditions than they would encounter on the road.
“In the winter training courses of the Porsche Driving Experience both beginners and experienced drivers will, under the guidance of Porsche’s instructors, be able to develop their driving skills and improve their driving style one step at a time through a well-balanced mix of theoretical and practical content,” the official statement reads.
As was the case with prototype testing for the 2012 version of the 911, the experience centers around a test track in the far North of Finland, very close to the Arctic Circle.
There levels will be offered for those wanting to learn how to control the rear-engined car in icy conditions: Precision, Performance and Master.
If the cold isn’t your thing, but you want to test the new 911 as it’s being launched, “Porsche Tour of South Africa also features a varied itinerary. Scenic routes start from Cape Town and wind their way through the Garden Route to the inland game reserves and enable participants to experience the new Porsche 911 on roads made for driving.”
For full details and to register, just click here.
