A nice example ofa 996-generation Porsche 911 Carrera, finished in a combination of Midnight Blue Metallic over a Metropol Blue leather interior. Owned by the current keeper for the last four years and showing just four former keepers in total, this Carrera is offered with a truly impressive history file and presents as a very well cared-for and highly usable modern classic.
This 911 benefits from a stellar level of documentation, with countless invoices on file for servicing and maintenance, including a significant number from Porsche main dealers. The original Porsche Guarantee & Maintenance booklet displays nine service stamps, recorded between 2003 at 8,803 miles and 2019 at 89,143 miles, demonstrating a consistent servicing record throughout its life. Combined with the extensive supporting paperwork and MOT certificates, this is a reassuring and well-maintained example of the model.
Supplied with its original Porsche bookpack, this Carrera retains its Driver’s Manual, Dealership Directory and Guarantee & Maintenance booklet, all housed as originally supplied. The accompanying history folder is notably comprehensive, containing numerous invoices charting the car’s ongoing upkeep alongside MOT certificates.
The Type 996, introduced in 1998, marked a pivotal evolution for the 911. It was the first to use a water-cooled flat-six engine, replacing the legendary air-cooled units that were used for 34 years, and it introduced a completely new body shell and modernised interior. While controversial at launch, the 996 is now widely appreciated for its performance, usability and outstanding value. This later 3.6-litre Carrera (like this example) produces 320 bhp, enabling 0–60 mph in just 4.8 seconds and a top speed of 177 mph.
The 996 Carrera is now firmly established as one of the best-value routes into Porsche 911 ownership, with good, well-documented examples becoming increasingly sought after. With its desirable colour combination, long-term ownership and service history, this example stands out as a particularly attractive opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a modern classic with genuine pedigree and growing collectability.
Saturday 24th January: 9am-11:30am
Monday 26th January: 8am-3:30am
Tuesday 27th January: 8am-3:30pm
Wednesday 28th January: 8am-3:30pm
Earlier viewing dates available upon request