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Forthcoming range-topping Boxster GTS caught ahead of its Beijing motor show debut

A spy shot of an almost undisguised Porsche Boxster GTS has appeared online, months ahead of its official debut at the Beijing motor show in April.

The picture, which was first published on automotive website Worldcarfans, follows recent winter testing images of the car and its Cayman sister.

This latest image shows what appears to be a near-finished version of the GTS, complete with the 'correct' 20-inch wheels from the 911 Carrera S and new front-end styling.

GTS versions of both the Porsche Cayman and Boxster, which will get performance upgrades in addition to cosmetic ones, are set to go on sale in April following their Beijing motor show debuts. Details of the cars were leaked last year from an American dealer conference. 

Both new versions get a 15bhp power increase over the standard 3.4-litre S variant, meaning the Boxster GTS will have 326bhp on offer, while the Cayman GTS gets 335bhp.

The cars gain distinctive new bumper designs at the front and rear, a new sports exhaust, and the aforementioned 20-inch wheels borrowed from the 911 Carrera S. The Cayman GTS also gets new LED daytime running lights.

A manual gearbox will come as standard, but a PDK transmission will be available as an option. Reports suggest that Porsche's Active Suspension Management system will be standard.

In the UK, the GTS is expected to command a price increase of around £4000 over the S version. That means the Boxster GTS should start from around £50,000 and the Cayman GTS from close to £53,000.

Previous spy shots revealed the cars undergoing final testing in winter conditions, confirming that development work on the new Porsche Cayman and Boxster GTS models was close to completion.

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artill 3 February 2014

I think the Cayman GTS might

I think the Cayman GTS might be Porsche's best drivers car, and at less than half the price of their most expensive cars too.

That almost makes it a bargain?

Peter Cavellini 3 February 2014

Hmmmmmm!?

Getting more like a 911 again,but, saying that,355bhp is enough for me i don't care if there are hot hatches with close to that,i'm talking about the driving experience,not what it costs either,or the exclusivity, i know what i like,it's my choice, my cash.
david RS 28 January 2014

Yes, the 911 has become too

Yes, the 911 has become too large.