2007 Porsche 911 Carrera S
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The 2007 911 is Porsche's iconic sports car, offered as a coupe or convertible, and it's the benchmark that other sports cars are measured against. Driving one is an event every time, with razor-sharp steering and a chassis that communicates every detail of the road. Inside, the cabin is driver-focused and well-built, with supportive seats that make long trips surprisingly comfortable. Expect to replace tires more often than on a typical car, and maintenance costs run higher than average, but the driving experience justifies it for enthusiasts. Its 3.8L I6 makes 355 horsepower and drives the rear wheels through a six-speed manual as standard, giving you a rev-happy flat-six that pulls hard to redline. PASM adaptive suspension is standard on the S, lowering the ride height by ten millimeters for sharper turn-in without punishing you on the highway.
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The 2007 911 is Porsche's iconic sports car, offered as a coupe or convertible, and it's the benchmark that other sports cars are measured against. Driving one is an event every time, with razor-sharp steering and a chassis that communicates every detail of the road. Inside, the cabin is driver-focused and well-built, with supportive seats that make long trips surprisingly comfortable. Expect to replace tires more often than on a typical car, and maintenance costs run higher than average, but the driving experience justifies it for enthusiasts. Its 3.8L I6 makes 355 horsepower and drives the rear wheels through a six-speed manual as standard, giving you a rev-happy flat-six that pulls hard to redline. PASM adaptive suspension is standard on the S, lowering the ride height by ten millimeters for sharper turn-in without punishing you on the highway.
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