Porsche 911 Cabriolet

Porsche 911 Cabriolet

 
Porsche 911 Cabriolet overview

Manufacturer
Porsche

Model
911 Cabriolet

Segment/Specs
Cabriolet

Go for the 3.6.

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Performance

3.6-litre petrols have serious acceleration and power, with torque where it's needed. 3.8-litre Carrera S has even more power, but isn't worth the extra cost.

Driving

As good a drive as the coupe, but the suspension isn't as good.

Feel

Soft top lets the noise in, but it's not intolerable.


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Price

Massive running costs, £60K minimum for a new one, rock-solid residuals.

Quality

Solidly built, good inside, should be reliable.

Safety

Loads of active and passive safety kit. Six bags


Space

Good space for two, but rear seats are next to useless.

Equipment

Climate control, alloys, leather on all models.

Alternatives

Jaguar XK Convertible


Pros

Great drive, even with entry-level engines

Cons

Not as good a drive as the coupe


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