Low mileage example with Porsche service history 
- Finished in desirable GT Silver
- Genuine Fuchs alloy wheels
- Sport Chrono Package

The 997 generation of the Porsche 911 was introduced in 2004, replacing the 996.

Porsche deliberately moved the design back towards the visual character of earlier 911s, most notably through the return of the classic round headlights.

The 997 would subsequently become one of the broadest and most successful 911 model ranges Porsche had produced.

The Turbo followed in 2006, initially as a coupé, being the first series-production petrol engine in the world to use turbochargers with Variable Turbine Geometry (VTG).

VTG turbochargers were particularly significant.

Conventional turbochargers have to compromise between response at low engine speeds and power at high rpm.

Porsche's variable turbine geometry allowed the effective geometry of the turbochargers to change according to engine speed, dramatically improving response while retaining high-rpm p...