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PORSCHE 911 Coupe (997) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

The Porsche 911 sports coupes (997) were produced from 2004 to 2012 by the German car manufacturer Porsche AG. Their exterior and interior were developed by Dutch designer Harm Lagaay. The peculiarity of this car was that the ignition switch was put on the left of the steering column. This allowed to reduce the time required to start the engine. This feature is especially important for racers of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The body type was four-seater. The cars were facelifted in 2008. The German magazine Auto Zeitung annually recognised the Carrera model as “Best in Class” from 2004 to 2011. You can buy reliable spare parts for a sports car at our online store. We offer not only first-rate spark plugs, windscreen wiper blades and other components but also stylish accessories and high-quality automotive chemicals. Visit onlinecarparts.co.uk today to order car parts for the Porsche 911 coupes (997) and get them delivered as soon as possible.

The Porsche 911 coupe (997): specifications

Depending on the version, the length of the car body varied between 4427 and 4469 mm, width – between 1808 and 1852 mm, height – between 1285 and 1310 mm. The ride height was 115 mm. The volume of the luggage compartment was as large as 105 l.

Both suspensions were independent: the front one was of MacPherson type, the rear one — of the multi-link type. A disc brake system ensured efficient braking of the sports car. Both front and rear axles were equipped with ventilated brake discs.

Main versions

There were over 20 petrol versions of the Porsche 911 coupe (997) produced. They had either a rear- or all-wheel drive. These cars had a rear-engine layout. Many models were equipped with a variable turbine geometry (VTG) turbocharger.

One of the most powerful versions was S 3.8 PDK AWD. This sports car was equipped with a PDK dual-clutch semi-automatic transmission, a 6-cylinder 24-valve twin-turbo boxer engine with direct fuel injection. The power unit produced 530 hp. Maximum torque of 700 N⋅m was reached at 4,250 rpm. Its maximum speed was 315 km/h. The vehicle accelerated from 0 to 100 kph in 3.3 seconds. The fuel consumption of the car was 16.5 l in the urban cycle, 8.1 l in the extra-urban cycle and 11.4 l in the combined cycle.

911 coupe (997): trim levels

Apart from the base trim, the manufacturer offered a great number of the extended ones such as GT3, GTS, GT3 RS, 4, 4S, Turbo, GT2 RS, 2 dr, Black Edition, S, SC.

The base equipment of the Porsche 911 coupe (997; 2004–2012) included front airbags, air conditioning, car alarm, alloy wheels, traction control, power windows and heated electric side mirrors.

The GTS extended trim offered side airbags, headlight washers, power front seats. The interior was trimmed with leather. The steering column was depth- and tilt-adjustable.