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Porsche 1995 911 Carrera 
 
 	Coupe 	Cabriolet 
 	2DR 6M CPE 	2DR 6M CVT 
 
Prices and Standard Engine: 
  Base Price 	$ 59,900.00 	$ 68,200.00 
  Destination Charge 	$ 725.00 	$ 725.00 
  Standard Engine 	3.6L H6 	3.6L H6 
  Standard Trans. 	6 Speed Manual 	6 Speed Manual 
 
Exterior Dimensions & Weight: 
  Curb Weight (MT/AT) 	3064/3120 	3064/3120 
  Wheelbase 	89.4 	89.4 
  Length 	167.7 	167.7 
  Width 	68.3 	68.3 
  Height 	51.8 	51.8 
 
Interior Dimensions: 
  Head Room (Fr/Rr) 	37.4/NL 	37.4/NL 
  Leg Room (Fr/Rr) 	43.0/NL 	43.0/NL 
  Shldr Room (Fr/Rr) 	NL/NL 	NL/NL 
  Hip Room (Fr/Rr) 	NL/NL 	NL/NL 
 
Overview: 

A Classic Updated for 1995 

Porsche's evergreen 911 series, originally introduced in 1965, was given a major revision midway through 1994, introduced as an early '95 model. Porsche engineers and designers have given the 911 completely new front end sheet metal as well as an all-new rear end design, although the basic bodyshell has been retained. The 911's exterior design now uses new Porsche styling cues from the 959 concept car, with 928-like headlights, smoother front and rear bumpers, and a slightly revised interior. 
An upgraded, 270-HP version of Porsche's traditional 3.6-liter flat six cylinder engine is used in normally-aspirated versions, while the 911 Turbo develops 311-HP. Also introduced for model year 1995 is a true convertible version of the new 911, replacing the former Targa versions. 
Later in the model year, Porsche enthusiasts will be able to choose a twin-turbocharged 911 Turbo, featuring all wheel drive and lightweight construction. Along with the all wheel drive Turbo, a conventional Carrera 4 all wheel drive version will also be added for model year '95. 
Other significant updates include an all-new multi-link rear suspension, optional limited-slip differential, and, on Cabriolets, a fully automatic soft top. With the new 911 starting at a slightly more affordable price than in previous years, Porsche seems determined to increase its visibility on the U.S. sports car scene. 
Buyers of 1994 model year Porsche 911s were in their mid-forties, and over eighty percent of the principal drivers are male. 

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