No car says summertime like a convertible, and few cars say sports car like a 911. For that reason, the Porsche 911 Cabriolet offers you the best of both worlds. Our featured car is from the 1996 model year and belongs to the fourth generation of the 911, which is also known as the Porsche 993. Compared to the 964, it succeeded it is a dramatically different creation thanks to its sleek and modern appearance. The 993 marks the first 911 to receive a six-speed transmission and the last model to bear air-cooled engines. Touching on our subject car, it has been with its current owner for roughly 25 years and appears to have been preserved and maintained beautifully throughout that time. Additionally, this Porsche is a low-mileage example, with just 66,500 miles on its clock.
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The alluring color of this 1996 Porsche 911 Cabriolet is called Aventura Green Metallic and it enjoys a ceramic coating for added durability and protection. The current owner has fully repainted the vehicle and added a new cabriolet top. It rolls on 17" wheels that are recoated and features rim caps with the Porsche Crest. The new Continental tires are excellent tarmac grabbers, while the newly installed brake rotors ensure safe stopping. According to the current owner, the big brake light at the rear is replaced. The Cashmere Beige interior of this 1996 Porsche 911 Cabriolet is a striking contrast against its exterior. This fresh interior boasts new seats that fall under the dual power seat package with electric adjustments. All carpets are reportedly replaced and a Panasonic radio is on deck for your auditory needs.
According to Porsche, the 993 received an engine that was built from the ground up. This marvelous 3.6L air-cooled SOHC H6 powertrain is able to generate around 282 BHP and 251 ft lbs of torque. Married to the iconic six-speed manual transmission, this engine will keep on churning out power until the car hits its top speed of 172 mph. the current owner of this 1996 Porsche 911 Cabriolet claims that the engine was pulled and all seals and gaskets replaced along with the engine hoses.
-1996 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet
-3.6L H6
-6-Speed Manual
-RWD
-Aventura Green Metallic exterior
-Cashmere Beige Interior
-Black Soft Top
-Rim Caps With Porsche Crest
-Dual Power Seat Package With Electric Adjustments
-17" Wheels
-New Interior
-New Top
-New Brake Rotors
-New Brakes
-Engine Was Pulled And All Seals And Gaskets Replaced
-New Continental Tires
-Current Owner Reports Ownership For Roughly 25 Years
-New Interior
-New Seats
-All Carpet Replaced
-New Cabriolet Top
-Wheels Recoated
-All New Hoses In Engine
-Ceramic Coated
-Panasonic Radio
-Big Brake Light In Rear Replaced
-Entire Car Repainted
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