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The sports car legend is powered by a 3. 0 liter flat 6-cylinder engine and mated to a 5 speed manual transmission which planted into the lightweight body of the Porsche, makes for a fast and zippy ride that handles like it's on rails. The 911 also features tan leather interior that contrasts beautifully with the dark charcoal color on the outside; which looks black from farther back but reveals its gorgeous metallic finish up close. Some of the features that accompany this sporty interior include air conditioning, power moonroof, power windows, analog clock, and an amplified Blaupunkt stereo to supply the driver with quality sound with their commute.

This Porsche is promised to turn heads wherever it goes as it is a limited production car that was made between 1978 and 1983 branded as the SC model which stood for a Super Carrera? It is all to easy to say that this model is one above the rest of the regular model Porsche 911 models in which this car turned more horsepower and featured aluminum...

This model is finished in a striking blue exterior color that complements its sophisticated gray leather interior, creating a harmonious blend of elegance and sportiness. Underneath the hood, the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S is powered by a robust 3. 6 Liter engine, coupled with a six-speed manual transmission. Power steering, four-wheel disk brakes w/ ABS, and four four-wheel independent suspension delivers an exhilarating driving experience that is quintessentially Porsche. The vehicle is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your comfort, safety, and driving pleasure. Stay cool and comfortable with the air conditioning system, while the power seats provide customizable comfort for the driver and front passenger. The power locks and windows add a touch of convenience to your daily drive....

Porsche rolled out the 928 in the late 1970s as their first front engine, V8 grand touring car. Initially the 928 was intended to replace the 911 as the flagship model, but ultimately the two models sold side by side until the mid 1990s when the 928 was discontinued. Over the years the 928 gained horsepower and by 1991 the 5. 0 Liter V8 was good for 316 Horsepower. 0-60 MPH could be achieved in just 6. 0 seconds which isn't too bad for a luxury GT car with full leather interior, state of the art stereo, climate control, and two back seats. This particular example sports the 4 speed automatic rear transaxle. The 1991 928 S4 is a powerful, well balanced, and luxurious Machine. This particular example has had a noticeable upgrade in the form of a custom wide body kit. This kit, supplied by Koenig, gives the car an entirely different look by adding flared wheel arches, and custom front and rear valances. With this kit, this particular 928 stands out in a crowd of stock 928s. The car is finished in a bright white exterior which really shows of the bodylines. It sits on a set of high...

This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet -Turbo Look- is a rare option with only 141 convertibles manufactured in 1988 according to Porsche Cars North America. The Turbo Look option, or M-491 option, gave the car the wide body and rear spoiler of the 911 Turbo with the naturally aspirated 3. 2 flat 6 cylinder engine found in the Carerra 911. This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet M491 is finished in Grand Prix White with matching Forged Alloy wheels. This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet features a brown leather interior with 911 Turbo steering wheel, Alpine AM / FM/ CD changer sound system, Cruise Control, Porsche Factory Short Handle Shifter, Power Windows, Rear Window defroster, and Air Conditioning. The Air Conditioning system was recently updated with a new compressor and new dryer then converted to R134. Additional...

Hold on to your seat ladies and gentleman because this Porsche will push you back in your seat and feels like a jet at take-off.

When Ferdinand Porsche set up his first shop in 1948 producing 40-horsepower rear engine sports cars I'm sure he never dreamed of what was possible in automobile engineering. From the introduction of the 356 Porsche had kept a low stance, smooth-lined comfortable sports car as the staple of its brand. The styling has become so iconic that now a Porsche can be distinguished over any other car by even a novice.

This Guards Red beauty looks great from any angle and is really set off by the chrome Porsche wheels and black leather interior. The 3. 6 Liter twin turbo puts out a jaw-dropping 415 horsepower and 413 lbs. ft. of torque making this the fastest production Porsche ever in 2001. A reported top speed of 189 Miles Per Hour and a 0-62 time of just 4. 2 seconds this supercar is an amazing performer. The 5-speed Tiptronic transmission shifts seamlessly and is tremendous fun to operate. Huge 13' cross-drilled and vented disc brakes with 4-piston calipers make slowing down easy but not as much fun...