The Porsche 911 has been on the road since 1963 with its unique rear engine design. Since then, the manufacturer has continued to upgrade the styling features and add more innovations that keep it competing against the very best cars. Its superior handling and head-turning appeal make this car extremely popular with enthusiasts.
532 Used Porsche 911 cars for sale
Porsche, 911
2004 3.6L Unlisted 2dr
14Reduced
£21,795
Finance available £427 pm
- 3.6L
- Miles
76.0K
- Petrol
- Manual
- Coupe
AC TRADE
Porsche, 911
2020 (70) 3L S 2dr Auto
45£82,990
Finance available £1,684 pm
- 3L
- Miles
40.0K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Coupe
Porsche, 911
2006 (06) 3.8L S 2dr
24Low Mileage
£29,995
Finance available £595 pm
- 3.8L
- Miles
74.9K
- Petrol
- Manual
- Convertible
C L Cars
Porsche, 911
2010 (60) 3.6L Unlisted 2dr Auto
57Reduced
£35,489
Finance available £708 pm
- 3.6L
- Miles
60.0K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Coupe
Yorkshire Vehicle Solutions Harrogate Ltd
Porsche, 911
2022 3L Unlisted 2dr Auto
29Low Mileage
£102,995
Finance available £2,095 pm
- 3L
- Miles
9.0K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Coupe
S J Davidson
Porsche, 911
1975 3.2L Carrera FH 2dr
20Low Mileage
£84,995
Finance available £1,725 pm
- 3.2L
- Miles
99.0K
- Petrol
- Manual
- Coupe
The Classic Connection
Porsche, 911
2023 (23) 4L GT3 2dr Auto
95£239,950
- 4L
- Miles
944.0
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Hatchback
Porsche Centre Exeter
Porsche, 911
2019 3L S 2dr Auto
51Low Mileage
£88,900
- 3L
- Miles
14.1K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Coupe
Porsche Centre Perth
Porsche, 911
2008 3.8L S 2dr Auto
42Reduced
£31,990
Finance available £636 pm
- 3.8L
- Miles
85.9K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Coupe
BC CAR SALES LTD
Porsche, 911
2017 (67) Unlisted 2dr Auto
53Low Mileage
£89,995
Finance available £1,828 pm
- Miles
50.0K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Not Supplied
Sedgley Group
Porsche, 911
1994 Unlisted
25Low Mileage
£48,000
Finance available £965 pm
- Miles
148.7K
- Not Supplied
- Manual
- Not Supplied
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Why buy a used Porsche 911?
If you're in the market for an iconic sports car that offers one of the purest driving experiences available, then a used Porsche 911 is a great choice. The classic, timeless style is sleek and eye-catching, regardless of the chosen generation. Newer models feature the latest tech innovations and enhanced comfort to keep them relevant and ahead of the competition.
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Pros
- Timeless design
- Great quality throughout
- Amazing to drive
Cons
- Too sensible for some
- Equally expensive options
- Expensive asking price
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Used Porsche 911 information
Engines and transmissions
Porsche offers the 911 in several different variants, with either a manual or automatic gearbox and rear- or all-wheel drive.
Petrol- Carrera models include a 3.0-litre turbo flat-six that pumps out 379bhp, for a 0-62mph time of 4.2 seconds and a top speed of 182mph.
- Carrera S produces 443bhp, while the GTS is tuned for 473bhp.
- Turbo and Turbo S models produce 571bhp and 640bhp respectively.
- GT3 offers 503bhp, while the GT3 RS has 517bhp for a 0-62mph time of 3.2 seconds.
Practicality
The Porsche 911 is surprisingly practical as a daily driver, with back seats that are able to accommodate young children. Its main purpose is still driving pleasure, however, and it's extremely enjoyable to take out on weekends and for longer cruises.
Interior space- Front seats are adjustable for comfort.
- Back seats are better reserved for smaller children or used as additional luggage space.
- Interior storage is very decent considering the car's coupé design.
- Under-bonnet boot measures 132 litres in rear-wheel drive versions, and slightly less with four-wheel drive.
- Boot is quite deep and holds soft bags well.
- Coupé variant provides a hard roof for all-weather travel.
- Convertible allows for more freedom during warmer, sunny days when open air is preferable.
- Targa models combine the benefits of a soft-top and a hard-top thanks to a solid removable roof panel.
Safety
- Standard airbags, stability control and automatic emergency braking offer peace of mind.
- Available adaptive cruise control, night vision and lane change assist heighten driving confidence.
Technology
- Responsive infotainment system provides crisp, clear graphics.
- Drivers instrument cluster is easy to read and the digital parts are configurable to your preferences.
- Various stereo systems allow for customisation of sound quality.
Porsche 911 generations
Seventh Generation (2019 to Present)
- Fuel type:
- Hybrid - Petrol/Electric / Petrol
- Engine Size:
- 3 - 4
- MPG:
- 21 - 31
- Acceleration:
- 2.7 - 4.7 seconds
- Boot space:
- 132 - 373 L capacity
- NCAP Safety rating:
- stars
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GTS t-Hybrid 2dr PDK
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S 2dr PDK
Sixth Generation (2011 to 2019)
- Fuel type:
- Petrol
- Engine Size:
- 3 - 4
- MPG:
- 20 - 38
- Acceleration:
- 2.8 - 5.2 seconds
- Boot space:
- 115 - 405 L capacity
- NCAP Safety rating:
- stars
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2dr PDK
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GT2 RS 2dr PDK
Used Porsche 911 FAQ's
What optional extras should I look out for on a used Porsche 911?
There has been a range of customisable extras available for the 911. Look out for models including 18-way adjustable seats with memory, different leather interior trims and detailing, and a Burmester high-end surround sound system.
What are the differences between Porsche 911 bodystyles?
The 911 comes as a coupé, convertible or Targa. The coupé contains a fixed hard roof, while the convertible has a soft top that can be lowered electronically. Targas are the in-between variant with a fixed rear window and a removable roof panel over the seats.
What does the name 'Porsche PDK' mean?
PDK stands for 'Porsche Doppelkupplungsgetriebe'. From German, it can be translated as 'Porsche dual-clutch transmission'. It's the term used to describe the high-performance automatic gearbox used on all Porsche cars since 2007.
Is there a hybrid version of the Porsche 911?
As of now, Porsche hasn't created a hybrid variant of the 911.
Is the Porsche 911 available as an automatic?
Yes, there's an available PDK automatic transmission, offering high-performance gear changes. If you prefer to have more control over the acceleration, there's still a manual available.
Is there a four-wheel drive version available?
Porsche 911 models come standard with rear-wheel drive, offering an iconic sports car feel. The German manufacturer also creates models with available all-wheel drive though, for added traction on slippery surfaces.
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