The first Porsche 911 to hit the roads was in 1964, a successor of the popular Porsche 356, but bigger and more powerful. The Porsche 911 is a two-door 2+2 high-performance rear-engined sports car, which has seen production to the present day. While Porsche has internal codes for every series, like the current series being the 992, they are still marketed and sold as the Porsche 911. The current iteration of the 911 began production in 2019, and they offered multiple variants of it, including the much sought-after 911 Dakar.

Exterior and Interior
Porsche offers new 911 owners 16 exterior color options; this 2022 Porsche 911 Targa 4S sports a white paint finish, a black soft top, and a black painted Targa bar. Staggered wheels are featured on the 911, with the front bearing 20″ RS Spyder design wheels and the rear sporting 21″ of the same design. Full-color Porsche shields are in the center of the wheels, while behind the wheels can be seen red painted brake calipers with white Porsche script. The front features the top-notch Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS), while the rear is host to a variably extending rear spoiler and black painted letterings. The whole affair is reportedly wrapped in a paint protection film to protect the exterior paint. The car also has a 7 Year Certified Porsche Warranty. The interior features a black finish with white contrast stitching with the seats accompanied by ventilation and heating. The Guards Red seat belts add a dash of color to the otherwise monotone interior. The GT Sports steering wheels are leather wrapped while the tachometer dial and the Sport Chrono stopwatch are painted in Guards Red. Other features include the Premium Park with Remote Park Assist, ambient lighting, Bose surround sound system, power-folding mirrors, and the Storage Package.

Engine
The 2022 Porsche 911 Targa 4S is powered by a 3.0L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine coupled with an 8-speed PDK transmission. Power output is at 473hp along with 553 lb.ft of torque and drive is sent to all 4 wheels. 0-60 is clocked in at 3.6 seconds with a top speed of 189 mph.