Still the quintessential sports car after four decades, the 2005 Porsche 911 has a unique blend of style, performance and sound that's unmatched by anything on the road.
Pinpoint steering, effortless acceleration, awe-inspiring brakes, the rhythmic sound of a powerful flat six, comfortable cockpit.
Relatively small fuel tank, useless rear seats, outlandish option prices.
Available 911 Coupe Models
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Carrera
Targa
Carrera S
Carrera 4S
Available 911 Convertible Models
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Carrera
Carrera S
Turbo
Turbo S
Available 911 GT3 Models
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GT3
Available 911 Turbo S Models
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Turbo S
Available 911 GT2 Models
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GT2
While the traditional 911 lines have been retained, just about everything else has changed on Porsche's flagship. Notable changes to the 2005 Porsche 911 include more powerful engines, a new transmission, variable-ratio rack-and-pinion steering, an adjustable suspension and new seating options in a redesigned passenger compartment.
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