Porsche 911 (996) Turbo

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Porsche 911 Turbo (996) from the first (Turbo) model year with low mileage
– 3.6 L water-cooled turbo engine with 309 kW (420 hp)
– 6-speed manual gearbox and all-wheel drive
– German first registration, three vehicle owners
– The current speedometer reading of 76,356 km can be verified by available documents
– Bucket seats left and right, footwell lighting, wheel covers with colored emblem, tinted
windshield, sunroof, Nokia DSP audio system
– Maintenance, service and repair work mostly by Porsche Center, see service booklet
– German registration document, next HU in June 2026
Well-maintained Porsche 911 Turbo in original condition with minor signs of use

The Porsche 996 was the first 911 model to sport a water-cooled-engine. The air-cooled flat sixes – near-synonymous with the 911 ever since the first models had been built – weren’t able to cope with the hardened emission standards. But not only the cooling was changed, the chassis was, too. An additional 19 cm in length and 9.5 cm in width resulted in a more comfortable road performance compared to the predecessors. Many parts of the chassis were used in Porsche Boxster as well as in the 996, which led to an uproar in the 911 community as it got difficult to distinguish the Boxster-front from the 911-front. Not surprisingly the 996 didn’t turn out to be everybody’s darling. Responding to the negative feedback Porsche presented a facelift with increased engine power, better exhaust sound and replaced the headlights, which – due to their appearance – had been nicknamed “fried eggs” with the ones from the Turbo.
The 996 was available with a 6-speed gearshift or the Tiptronic automatic transmission. Engine power reached from 221 kW (300 hp) up to 254 kW (345 PS), the turbo-models had 331 kW (450 hp) as standard from 2004 onwards, and the 911 GT2 even produced up to 355 kW (483 hp). The 996 was available in more variants than any other member of the 911 model family before.

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