
Carrera
The base 911 lineup — RWD or AWD, automatic or manual, twin-turbo flat-six. Where the argument starts.

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The base 911 lineup — RWD or AWD, automatic or manual, twin-turbo flat-six. Where the argument starts.

The Carrera lineup with the soft top down. Same twin-turbo flat-six ladder, +70 kg roof reinforcement, no Carrera T (coupe-only manual trim). The GTS Cabriolet lives with the rest of the T-Hybrid family.

Signature wraparound rear glass and roll-bar roof. AWD only. Base Targa 4 with the 388-hp Carrera engine, Targa 4 GTS with the 540-hp T-Hybrid.

The first electrified 911 — and somehow the most analog-feeling Carrera in the lineup. Offered as coupe or soft-top; same 540-hp T-Hybrid flat-six either way.

The understatement special and the technical achievement of the lineup. Both ridiculous, both daily-drivable.

Naturally aspirated 4.0-litre, optional manual. With wing for the racers, without for the rest.

Active aero, DRS, a swan-neck wing the size of a coffee table. A street-legal Cup car with licence plates.

The first GT3 cabriolet — 510-PS 4.0 NA flat-six revving to 9,000 rpm, lightweight S/T-derived construction, six-speed manual only, pure two-seater.

Lifted 911 with rally tyres and a roof rack. The most expensive way to argue that the 911 is everything you need.
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