2003 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S

The Porsche 996 was the first 911 with a water-cooled engine and was produced from 1997 to 2006. It was the first all-new 911 since the original car with an all new chassis platform and a water-cooled engine. It had nothing in common with its predecessor and was a complete breakthrough from the original car other than the overall layout.

The second generation 996 car was introduced in 2002 and besides some very nice cosmetic enhancements from the first model, the engine capacity and power were increased to a 3,6L with 235kW on offer.

This specific car is a 2003 996 4S Tiptronic. The Porsche 996 4S is basically a wide body Carrera with all-wheel drive system. The body is 44mm wider than the standard Carrera and the same width as a 996 Turbo. This car is finished in Basalt black metallic with a black leather interior. Standard and optional features on this car include:

• Metallic paint
• Leather interior
• Sunroof
• Sports exhaust
• Turbo rims
• Bose sound system
• Electric seats with memory package
• Xenon headlamps
• Cruise control

The 996 4S also sports a beautifully redesigned front lip spoiler and the trademark “prestige panel” between the rear taillights, only available on the 4S models.