Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles

Accelerated 718 GT4

Accelerated 718 GT4

The 718 GT4 is never satisfied. They always crave more -- more heart pounding from the start, more miles per hour and more adrenaline with every turn.

Top Speed
Acceleration
RWD
414hp max horsepower
4.2s 0-60 mph
180mph Top track speed
$2355.00 4.0 Hours

Accelerated 718 GT4
When it comes to better driving, the data doesn’t lie. You can’t cheat your way into becoming a skilled driver, you have to commit to hitting the track and studying the numbers every day. In the Accelerated Program, you will use the Porsche Track Precision App, combined with one-on-one instruction to study the data behind every lap in real time to help you hone every aspect of the perfect lap. Think of it as higher education, but your classroom is a Porsche 718 GT4.

Drivers who want to study their skills with real-time data-based feedback will love this 4-hour course that heavily utilizes the Porsche Track Precision App. Drivers will immediately see how they have performed on attempted brake points, throttle position, steering input, and more in order to become masters of the course.

  • 888-204-7474

    Must call to book this experience.

  • Restrictions/Prerequisites

    Drivers must be 21 years or older to participate

  • Accelerated Prerequisite

    Requires completion of one (1) 90 minute driving experience within the last 24 months at the Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles

Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles

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THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

1.3 Mile Handling Circuit

A 1.3-mile circuit designed to mimic a canyon road with a number of corners and undulations. Drivers learn proper braking technique and how to choose the correct line when negotiating corners. Our Handling Circuit has been designed not as a race track, but as a place to test and refine a driver’s skills, using the natural contours of the land to offer a variety of challenges.

THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

Low-Friction Handling Circuit

The Low Friction Handling Circuit is a dry polished concrete circuit, with multiple corners of varying shape, that provide the ultimate test of car control.

THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

Ice Hill

The Ice Hill simulates an icy mountain road where a driver is likely to lose control up or down the hill. The Ice Hill has a 7% slope, computer-controlled water jets and a low friction surface. This combination provides a unique and challenging scenario to test even the most experienced of drivers. 

THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

Kick Plate

The Kick Plate is a computer-controlled hydraulically-actuated plate, set flush to the road surface, designed to induce loss of rear wheel traction, putting the car into a skid or spin. Drivers are taught the correct technique to ‘catch’ the slide and bring the car under control.

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Acceleration Straight

The Acceleration Straight provides a safe and controlled environment to fully explore how a Porsche accelerates when using Launch Control. Near the end of this 3/4 mile module is a replica of the Karussell (Carousel), the famous banked curve on the Nordschleife (North Loop) of the Nürburgring.

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Low-Friction Circle

The Low Friction Circle is a 300-foot diameter, wetted polished concrete circle that creates an ideal environment to provoke, correct and hold oversteer at various speeds.

THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

Off-Road Circuit

The Off-Road Circuit is designed to demonstrate the technical systems of the Porsche Cayenne and Macan in unpaved conditions. The course includes ascents and descents up to 78%, rough terrain and challenging side slopes that will test even the most impressive 4x4s. After ascending to the top of the 25-foot hill, drivers are rewarded with a spectacular view of the entire track.

THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TRACK

Dynamics Pad

An open, paved area where handling characteristics and proper driving techniques are showcased while navigating through specialized exercises with dry traction. This area can also be configured to accommodate custom programs.

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