Legendary numbers 911 add up to a unique driving experience. Fantastic engine sounds and pulsating performance: 300bhp translated into a blistering top speed of 168mph and a 0-60mph time of just five seconds. Not for the faint-hearted though; this is a very difficult car to control.
Accident damage. Clear out the bonnet area and examine the panel joins. Galvanised body means no rust, but older models can rot around headlamps, plus heat exchangers can crack. The service book is part of owner's manual so it shouldn't have gone missing.
Stick to Porsche specialists and Porsche GB Club members. Must have history to make any sense and you must trust the seller.
Up to £30K for pristine examples.
Good private ones are around £23-25K.
Left-hand-drive examples are below £20K.
Find a secondhand bargain in our Used Cars For Sale section
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