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Images: Porsche 991 911 Targa (2014-18)

Images: Porsche 991.I 911 Targa (2014-15) Released in Australia in May 2014, the Porsche 991 Series I (991.I) 911 Targa range consisted of all-wheel drive ‘4’ and ‘4 S’ variants, powered by 3.4- and 3.8-litre horizontally-opposed six-cylinder engines respectively. Transmission options consisted of seven-speed manual or seven-speed double-clutch units (Porsche’s ‘PDK’ or Porsche-Doppelkupplungsgetriebe)…Read full Porsche […]

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Images: Porsche 993 911 Coupe (1994-98)

Images: Porsche 993 911 Coupe (1994-98) Released in February 1994, the Porsche 993 911 Coupe was a two-door fastback. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the Carrera variants were powered by a 3.6-litre horizontally-opposed (or flat) six-cylinder petrol engine that was mated to either a six-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission. In 1995, however, the range was […]

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Images: Porsche 996 911 Coupe (1998-05)

Images: Porsche 996.I 911 Coupe (1998-01) Released in January 1998, the Porsche 996 Series I (996.I) 911 Coupe was a two-door fastback. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the 996 911 Coupe range initially consisted of the rear-wheel drive Carrera variants, with the all-wheel drive Carrera 4 following in December 1998. The range was further expanded with […]

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Images: Porsche 997 911 Coupe (2004-11)

Images: Porsche 997.I 911 Coupe (2004-08) Released in October 2004, the Porsche 997 Series I (997.I) 911 Coupe was a two-door fastback. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the 997 911 Coupe range initially consisted of the rear-wheel drive Carrera variants, with the all-wheel drive Carrrera 4 following in November 2005. The range was further expanded in […]

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Images: Porsche 964 911 Targa (1989-94)

Images: Porsche 964 911 Targa (1989-94) Released in October 1989, the Porsche 964 911 Targa was a two-door sports car with a removable targa roof. The 911 Targa was powered by a 3.6-litre horizontally-opposed (or flat) six-cylinder M64 petrol engine with oil/air cooling, dry-sump lubrication and a single overhead camshaft (per cylinder bank)… Read full […]

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Images: Porsche 911 Coupe (1983-89)

Images: Porsche 911 Coupe (1983-89) Production of the E Program 911 Coupe commenced in August 1983, with sequential letter-based names introduced annually thereafter. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the 911 range consisted of Carrera and Turbo variants. The E Program 911 was 4291 mm long, 1652 mm wide, 1320 mm tall and had a 2272 mm […]

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Images: Porsche 964 911 Coupe (1989-94)

Images: Porsche 964 911 Coupe (1989-94) Released in October 1989, the Porsche 964 911 Coupe was a two-door fastback. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the 911 Coupe range initially consisted of the rear-wheel drive Carrera 2 and four-wheel drive Carrera 4 variants, both powered by a 3.6-litre horizontally-opposed (or flat) six-cylinder M64 petrol engine with oil/air […]

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Images: Porsche 991 911 Coupe (2012-18)

Images: Porsche 991.I 911 Coupe (2012-15) Released in March 2012, the Porsche 991 Series I (991.I) 911 Coupe range initially consisted of the rear-wheel drive Carrera and Carrera S variants. Manufactured in Stuttgart, the rear-wheel drive Carrera and Carrera S were powered by 3.4- and 3.8-litre horizontally-opposed six cylinder engines respectively. The 911 Coupe range, […]

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Images: Porsche 992 911 Coupe (2019-on)

Images: 2019 Porsche 992 911 Coupe The eighth-generation Porsche 992 911 Coupe was released in Australia in the second quarter of 2019. Manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany, the 992 911 Coupe range initially consisted of rear-wheel drive Carrera S and all-wheel drive Carrera 4S variants, both of which were powered by 3.0-litre biturbo flat-six engines mated […]

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Images: Porsche 911 Coupe (1964-69)

Images: Porsche O- and A-Series 911 Coupe (1964-68) Production of the 911 Coupe commenced in September 1964 at Porsche’s Zuffenhausen factory in Stuttgart, Germany. A rear-engined fastback, the rear-wheel drive 911 was originally powered by a 2.0-litre flat (or horizontally-opposed) six cylinder engine. In October 1966, production of the more sporting 911 S (S for […]

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