Highlights 414bhp, twin-turbocharged flat six Four-wheel drive Good service history Meticulously maintained In wonderful condition throughout Wholly original Low mileage Recent bodywork refresh MOT until April 2027 Overview When it comes to the Porsche 911 many fans covet the turbocharged variants, and rightly so.

Of course, both naturally-aspirated and forced induction versions of the iconic German sports car have their merits but there's just something about a 911 turbo that gets the juices flowing.

Harking back to the original turbo 930 that broke cover in 1975 blown 911s continue to be a staple of the line-up such is the inherent appeal.

But going back to earlier versions it's perhaps the 996 turbo, debuting in 2000, that potentially offers the most bang for buck.

Not only was the 996 the first 911 to feature water cooling as opposed to the traditional air-cooled engines of prior models but it also featured a brand spanking new platform and although purists at the time derided ...