997.2 Carrera GTS

A wonderful 2011 Porsche 997.2 Carrera GTS with just 44,000 km from new. The car is finished in Black (L041) over black leather and Alcantara (28) and has had just two owners since new. It has been serviced almost exclusively at official Porsche centers. A comprehensive service was completed in late 2025: new brake discs and pads, new tires, all fluids, and a full PDK flush. The car is fully sorted and ready to enjoy.

The 997.2 Carrera GTS is widely considered the sweet spot of the 997 range and one of the most accomplished naturally aspirated 911s ever made. Porsche took the Carrera S, fitted the X51 power kit to extract 408 hp from the 3.8-litre flat-six, added the wider Carrera 4 bodywork for improved stance, and equipped it with the Sport Design package as standard. The result is a car that delivers incredible driver engagement with a wonderful naturally aspirated soundtrack that no modern turbocharged 911 can match. The 90-litre long-range fuel tank (082) is a nice add-on that lets you drive for hours without thinking about the next stop.

This particular GTS is well specified with the options that matter. The Porsche Sport Exhaust (176) transforms the sound character at the touch of a button. Sport Chrono Plus (640) adds launch control and the dashboard-mounted stopwatch. The Sport Design body kit (XAS), stainless GTS door sills (X70), and black dials (022) complete this classy spec perfectly.

Although originally specified for the Finnish market (C13), the car was directly imported to Belgium and has been serviced almost exclusively at official Porsche centers in Belgium throughout its life. Just two owners, complete stamped service booklet, and the comprehensive 2025 service (brakes, tires, fluids, PDK flush) mean the next owner takes delivery of a fully sorted car. There’s nothing to do but drive.

The 997.2 GTS market continues to climb as collectors recognize these cars as the last great naturally aspirated 911 before turbocharging took over. Finding clean examples with proper specification and full Porsche history is becoming difficult. Don’t miss your chance!