THE MODEL The 997 is fast becoming the most popular of recent 911s, being better built than the 996 before, and yet offering a purer driving experience than the technically superior 991 that followed. The generation 2 models featured new direct injection engines and in the 3.8 litre S models, power was raised to 385BHP and 420 NM of torque. It has also proven to be considerably more reliable than the generation 1 variants and the new interior improved in quality too, with the controls still ...

We are pleased to offer this PS Autoart 250 Retro Targa for sale that was originally created in 2006 as a tribute to the owners original 1973 911S Targa, that he and his new bride used on their honeymoon all those years ago. The base car was a 1990 964 Carrera 2 manual, chosen for its more modern technical features, that was then subsequently stripped and converted into the car you see here today. Viper green was the colour of the original 911S, so this car was repainted in the same hue, whilst ...

One truly obsessive private owner and only 12,240 miles from new. We are pleased to offer this truly immaculate one owner low mileage Cayman 981 manual for sale. We believe it would be fair to say that this car has been pampered since day one like no other. It has been used sparingly and carefully throughout, cleaned and polished regularly, before being tucked away in the garage. It has always been driven with gloves on and with seat covers, it has never had any luggage stowed in either luggage ...

The 3.2 Carrera was launched in October 1983 and although similar in appearance to the outgoing SC, had numerous technical improvements to improve driveability, refinement, and performance. Most notable was the new 3164cc engine that featured a digital Motronic 2 electronic (DME) management system and a new Bosch LE Jetronic fuel injection to raise power from 204BHP to 231BHP. This not only gave a 10% improvement in fuel economy, but the top speed increased from 146mph to 152mph too. Electric ...

MODEL The Porsche 991 Carrera was introduced in 2011 with a naturally aspirated 3.4L engine which was smaller than the outgoing 997 yet more powerful and efficient with an output of 345 bhp at 7,400 RPM and improved fuel economy. It also had a new larger wheelbase, redesigned suspension to enhance the handling, ride, and stability at high speeds. With the roof up, the cabriolet version was nearly as quiet as the coupe whilst offering a draft free experience when lowered. THIS EXAMPLE This ...

We are pleased to offer this 1989 3.2 Carrera for sale finished in the classic combination of jet black with linen leather, it was supplied by AFN Guilford on 21.04.1989 and has covered 115,000 miles since new. Being an ’89 model, it not only has the desirable G50 gearbox but was supplied with the one year only 6” and 8” Fuchs alloy wheel option which are still in great condition. The rear engine cover has had the spoiler removed to give a purer shape and the electrically operated hood ...

Warning: Purists look away now! If your idea of a perfect Porsche is one which has been lovingly restored to factory original, then this is not the car for you. However, if you prefer to take a walk on the wild side, then step this way… If you are a classic Porsche enthusiast, you will undoubtedly be aware of Classic Porsche magazine and if you are aware of the magazine, then its editor Keith Seume will also be a name familiar to you. Keith is an all round petrolhead, has spent many years ...

Porsche 964 C4 Manual Coupe 1990 In 1989, Porsche introduced the first major change to the 911 with the launch of the 964, still looking like a 911 it was claimed by Porsche to feature 87% all new components over the outgoing 3.2 Carrera. The 911 was traditionally a 2wd car, but this new 964 initially featured a new 4wd driveline and a powerful 3.6 twin plug engine, with a 2wd variant following shortly afterwards. New coil-sprung suspension, ABS and power steering offered a significantly modern ...

Porsche 3.2 Carrera Sport Coupe 1989The story of this car is one man’s dream to create an effectively new 3.2 Carrera Sport for daily use. Jon Miller has a business in Southern Ireland specialising in the restoration of Classic Porsche and in 2013 sourced one of the very last 3.2 Carrera Coupes finished in metallic silver with Marine Blue interior for the project showing 108,000 miles with a comprehensive service history. There is a detailed documented link to the build on our website, however ...

We are delighted to offer this very early, matching numbers, RHD 911 2.4S Coupe for sale. Manufactured in September 1971, it is believed to be only the 4th RHD 2.4S to come off the production line, making it one of the first of the 72 model year cars, which are considered by many, to be the most desirable series today. Through the 60s and 70s, Porsche used their motorsport experience to improve the road cars they were producing and for the 1972 model year, some significant changes were made ...

In 1989, Porsche introduced the first major change to the 911 with the launch of the 964, still looking like a 911 it was claimed by Porsche to feature 87% all new components over the outgoing 3.2 Carrera. The 911 was traditionally a 2wd car but this new 964 initially featured a new 4wd driveline and a powerful 3.6 twin plug engine, with a 2wd variant following shortly afterwards. New coil sprung suspension, ABS and power steering offered a significantly modern driving experience over the outgoing ...

The Carrera S models were launched for the 1996 model year and featured the powerful 285bhp Varioram engine, wide body of the Turbo model together with a lowered chassis which gave them a very aggressive stance. The 993 C2S is arguably the most desirable of the normally aspirated 993’s with its driving experience purer than the C4S. This is due to it weighing 25kg less allowing it to be marginally quicker over a standing kilometre, nimbler on the road and features lighter steering that gives ...

The Model The 993 was the last of the air-cooled era of the 911 and reputably the car that nearly broke the company because of the incredible quality engineered into every variant. The water-cooled models that followed were a commercial success and Porsche were soon back in the black, but that magic honed from granite feel of the 993 would never feature in a 911 again. This Example On the road this 993 hides its 20 years of age with remarkable ease, still feeling taught, powerful and agile, ...

The Model The 997 is fast becoming the most popular of the recent 911s being better built than the 996 before, but offering a purer driving experience than the technically superior 991 that followed. This Example This is a 2009 Generation 2 example finished in Grand Prix White with Black leather interior. Like Dr Porsche’s original proven recipe, this 911 is a rear-wheel drive, manual coupe and was supplied new with the following options: Alcantara head lining Grey stitching Top ...

The 993 series is the last of the air-cooled 911s and believed by many to be the finest of them all. Whatever your view, it certainly offers the most modern driving experience, yet still captures the unmistakable magic and unique feel of the air-cooled cars. This UK supplied right-hand drive Carrera 2 manual is an early example of the 993 C2 which features the 272bhp engine. Finished in the desirable colour combination of Polar Silver with black leather interior, it has covered 75,000 miles ...

The 997 is fast becoming the most popular of the recent 911s being better built than the 996 before, but offering a purer driving experience than the technically superior 991 that followed. This is a 2009 Generation 2 example finished in Grand Prix White with Black leather interior. Like Dr Porsche’s original proven recipe, this 911 is a rear wheel drive, manual coupe with a full Porsche main dealer service history which was supplied new with the following options: XCZ - Short shift kit XFJ ...