Porsche 996 Turbo

Porsche 996 Turbo

Coupé, 2000

Highlights

  • Manual Transmission
  • Desirable color combination!
  • 75k KM

2000 Porsche (911) 996 Turbo for sale!

Our 996 Turbo, chassis WPOZZ99Z1S681119, left the factory on 08/09/2000. Finished in exclusive Night Blue livery (code LC3C7) and full leather interior in Savannah color, it was delivered new in Italy by the Porsche dealer SOVECO in Bologna.

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The vehicle in detail

Our car spent its first 11 years in Italy before being imported to France in 2011. Since then, it has had only two French owners – in total three owners. The maintenance has always been done in the Porsche network – either by a specialist or by an official garage. The car has all its documentation with its booklet filled and up to date. We have the PIWI as well as an important invoice file to prove its current maintenance. Finally, the car has just passed the 80.000 km major maintenance, totaling only 74.500 km! It is now in perfect condition, with its original paint – except for the front hood, which has been faded. This car is a golden opportunity to acquire an often neglected car that is seeing its value rise day by day. And this, in one of the most delightful configurations ever!

Equipment :
L3C7: Dark Blue (Exclusive color)

SM: Savanna Beige

M662: PCM 1 navigation and telephone system

M663: Passive phone handset for PCM

M680: 8-speaker audio system (Bose)

M567: Gradient tinted windshield

M586: Left seat lumbar adjustment

IX70: Special steel door sills with logo

IX97: Aluminum and leather gear knob (Aluminum Pack)

IX98: Aluminum and leather hand brake lever (Aluminum package)

IXMZ: Rear center console in leather

IXSC: Porsche embossed logo on headrest

 

The history of the 996 Turbo
In 1997, Porsche presents the fifth generation of the 911, the type 996. It takes over from the Porsche 993 and represents a real break in the lineage of the sports coupe of the brand from Stuttgart. Indeed, after 33 years, Porsche abandons the air cooling for a water cooling much more traditional which allows the brand to meet the pollution standards in force. Moreover, it is with the 996 generation that Porsche will modify the design of the front lights by passing from the traditional round lights to more original lights. These changes to the mythical 911 will make many purists of the model scream. Often considered as the least appreciated 911, it is nevertheless a real 911 and with the passing years, the love for this fifth generation is increasing.

It’s 2000 when the Turbo model is released in Porsche dealerships, this one, just like its Carrera sisters, has a Flat-6 engine placed in the rear overhang, however, the block is coupled to two turbochargers. In addition, the 3600cc block is not the same as the one used in the Carrera models, but the famous Mezger block that is also used in the GT3, GT2 and the very rare GT1.

From a technical point of view, the car still impresses with its performance. Reputedly unbreakable, the race-bred block delivers 420hp and over 560nm of torque thanks to the two turbos. The power is inexhaustible, and a simple press of the throttle propels the driver to unbelievable speeds, all accompanied by the characteristic roar of a turbocharged flat-6. Overtaking becomes a mere formality, as the passing maneuvers are so powerful.

The pleasure of this car is also linked to its mechanical gearbox, its particularly smooth and precise handling gives the impression of really being at one with the machine. This engine/gearbox combination is a real source of pleasure for the driver, comfortably installed in the wraparound seats that can be adjusted to 8 positions to find the perfect driving position to devour the road.

The dynamic qualities of the car are also exceptional, the driver can afford to corner at high speeds in complete safety thanks to the permanent 4-wheel drive and the various driving aids, the impression that the car is placed on a rail is real. Cornering traction is simply exceptional and the next corner comes very, very quickly. As always with Porsche, the braking is there with 4-piston calipers and 330mm discs located behind the 4 18-inch rims specific to the Turbo model that allow the vehicle to stop in complete serenity.

The great quality of the 911 Turbo is its versatility, the car is just as well adapted to cover the miles on the highway as to unleash its power on winding roads at a particularly high pace.

As is the tradition of the Turbo models at Porsche, it is the top of the range in the GT category of the brand, the leather is omnipresent in the cabin, the options are numerous and the quality of finish is exemplary. Its great GT qualities and the perceived robustness would almost make you want to use it as a daily driver, as the car is so pleasant in all situations.

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Specifications

Year of construction: 2000
Model: 996 Turbo
Body: Coupé
Series: 996
Mileage: 74500 km
Power: 420 HP
Cylinder capacity: 3,6 Liter
Steering: left
Transmission: Manual
Drive: Four-wheel drive
Fuel: Gasoline
Interior color: Beige
Interior material: Leather
Exterior color: Blue
Manufacturer color code (exterior): Dunkelblau 3C7
New / used: Used car
Ready to drive: yes
Country of first delivery: Italy
Car location: FRFrance

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