Porsche 911 Carrera (type 997)
Porsche 911 Carrera (type 997)

From 2005, the Porsche 911 was presented as being more versatile than ever before: It was available as a Coupé and Targa, Cabriolet and Speedster, with rear and all-wheel drive, a slimmer and wider bodyshell, with water-cooled naturally aspirated engines and turbo engines, as a GTS version and in the sports versions GT2, GT2 RS, GT3 and two GT3 RS versions to choose from. Including special models, the range encompasses 30 model variants — supplemented by numerous customization options.

With the design of the 997 generation, Porsche sharpened the 911 character and gave it an even more dynamic and powerful appearance. The Carrera already looks noticeably more masculine with its more strongly modeled rear, and the S, GT and Turbo models add another 44 millimeters in width. The 997 differentiates itself from its predecessor by the steeper, round, clear-glass headlights, which reference an important stylistic element of the air-cooled 911.

Model overview

911 Carrera Coupé, 911 Carrera Cabriolet (2005-2008)

Inspired by design elements of classic Porsche cars (round headlights, additional lights in the front end) // Stronger shaping with accentuated fenders make a particularly powerful and athletic impression // Bumper elements behind the shaped plastic parts at the front and rear as well as an aluminum luggage compartment lid // Exterior mirrors mounted in the window triangle trim of the A-pillar instead of on the door // Large, oval tailpipes and silver-colored logo // 3.6-liter naturally aspirated engine with sequential injection and 239 kW (325 PS) // PASM suspension for an additional charge // Cabriolet weighs only 7 kilograms more than the Coupé // Extendable, aerodynamically optimized rear spoiler // PCM with 5.8-inch screen

911 Carrera S Coupé (2004-2008), 911 Carrera S Cabriolet (2005-2008)

Two round twin tailpipes and titanium-colored type designation // New high-performance engine with 3.8-liter displacement / 261 kW (355 PS) // Self-adjusting clutch // PASM chassis standard on Carrera S // 3.8-liter Carrera S versions: revised braking system // Front and rear axle: 4-piston monobloc aluminum fixed calipers painted in Red // Internally ventilated, perforated 330 mm brake discs // Frames of the air vents, decorative trims on dashboards and gearshift levers and shift pattern in the shift knob in an aluminum look // Aluminum-colored or optionally Black dials (no extra cost) // Sport steering wheel with round baffle plate and recessed grips

911 Carrera Coupé, 911 Carrera Cabriolet (2009-2012)

Newly designed engines with direct fuel injection: less weight and more power while reducing fuel consumption // Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) replaces Tiptronic S // Larger external air intakes on the front end // Above the front side air intakes is an additional light unit with new LED daytime running lights, position light and turn signals // PASM chassis at an extra cost // Optional dynamic Xenon cornering light used for the first time // New shape for the adjustable and heated double-arm exterior mirrors // New shape for multifunction LED tail lights // 18-inch Carrera IV wheels with five V-shaped double spokes (3.6-liter engine) // Black panels on the underside of the new rear apron

911 Carrera S Coupé, 911 Carrera S Cabriolet (2009-2011)

Two oval single-tube tailpipes (911 Carrera S Coupe); round twin tailpipes (911 Carrera S Cabriolet) // Titanium-colored model lettering on the Carrera S, Silver-colored on the Carrera // Engine with direct fuel injection and 283 kW (385 PS) // PASM chassis with active dampers as standard // 19-inch Carrera S II wheels manufactured using flow-forming technology // Sport steering wheel // Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) available // Interior parts painted in aluminum look

911 Carrera GTS Coupé, 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet (2011)

Closes the performance gap between the S models and the GT3 in terms of PS with the same fuel consumption // 300 kW (408 PS) // Additional front spoiler lip painted Black as a typical motorsport feature // Modified cooling air intakes in the front apron // Modified side skirt trim in Black: together with the front spoiler lip and the panels of the lower rear apron, creates a low visual focal point for the bodyshell // 19-inch RS Spyder wheels as standard

911 Sport Classic (2010)

Limited edition of 250 units // Ducktail spoiler as a homage to the 1973 Carrera RS 2.7 // Newly developed double-dome roof // Braided leather upholstery in the interior // 300 kW (408 PS) // 19-inch Sport Classic rims in Fuchs rim design // Black-framed headlights

911 Speedster (2011)

Limited to 356 units // Homage to the 356 Speedster (1954) // Shortened windshield frame and Speedster convertible top compartment lid // Black-framed headlights // 300 kW (408 PS) // 19-inch Sport Classic rims with a visual reference to the Fuchs rim // Adaptive sports seats // Sport Chrono Package Plus as standard

911 Black Edition (2011)

Available as a Coupé and as a Cabriolet // Limited to 1,911 units // Only available in Plain Black or Basalt Black Metallic // Door sills made of stainless steel with Black Edition logo // Badge with limited-edition number on the glove compartment // Optional extras such as 19-inch Turbo II wheels in two-tone design, cruise control, SportDesign steering wheel as standard

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