911

911 Carrera & Targa models

Iconic sports car with rear box engine, 2+2 seats and the highest performance

All-wheel drive / Rear-wheel drive

Gasoline

Seats 2+2

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911 Carrera & Targa models.

A clear line. Elegant. Puristic. Unmistakeable: in 1963, F.A. Porsche achieved great success with the 911 silhouette. With clear lines and the unity of form and function. Over 50 years later, the world knows many sports cars. But only one 911.

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911 Edition 50 Years Porsche Design.

Iconic: the legendary shape of the 911 meets the puristic character of the Chronograph I. The anniversary model has a limited run of 750 units and features a timeless sports car design with the standout elements of an iconic timepiece. It is a continuation of the success story of the 911 and a unique watch manufacturer.

Timeless design, contemporary interpretation.

The shape of the 911 Carrera is unmistakable because of its iconic flyline and elegant roof lines. These have characterised Porsche since 1963, as have sports cars with astonishing performance.

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911 Edition | 50 Years of Porsche Design.

In 1972, Prof. F. A. Porsche - the Designer of the iconic 911 - was hit by a stroke of genius – the matt black Chronograph I, which continues to inspire Porsche Design's timepieces to this day. Fifty years later, the Chronograph 1 – 911 Edition 50 Years Porsche Design is reminiscent of the design of this legendary timepiece that started a new era.

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911 Models.

4

The ‘4’ in the Porsche model designation represents the four driven wheels in all-wheel drive models.

S

At Porsche, the ‘S’ has always stood for ‘sport’ and enhanced performance. For the 911, this means increased engine output, as well as large brakes and wheels.

4S

The combination of all-wheel drive and increased performance characterises the Porsche ‘4S’ models.

GTS

The 'GTS' on the 911: three letters that stand for further enhanced performance combined with an incredibly sporty specification.

4 GTS

At Porsche, the ‘S’ has always stood for ‘sport’ and enhanced performance. For the 911, this means increased engine output, as well as large brakes and wheels.