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    Porsche 991.1 991 Gen 1

    2011–2015 · Flat-6 Naturally Aspirated · Rear-engine, rear/all-wheel drive · 350–580 hp

    The biggest 911 yet with an aluminum-steel hybrid body. Last of the naturally aspirated Carreras. The GT3 stunned with a 9,000 RPM redline.

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    Variants

    • 991 Carrera2012–2016 · 350 hp
    • 991 Carrera S2012–2016 · 400 hp
    • 991 Carrera 42013–2016 · 350 hp
    • 991 Carrera GTS2015–2019 · 430 hp
    • 991 Carrera 4S2013–2016 · 400 hp
    • 991 Turbo2014–2019 · 520 hp
    • 991 Turbo S2014–2019 · 580 hp
    • 991 Carrera 4 GTS2015–2016 · 430 hp
    • 991 GT32014–2019 · 475 hp
    • 991 Targa 42014–2016 · 350 hp
    • 991 Targa 4S2014–2016 · 400 hp
    • 991 Targa 4 GTS2015–2016 · 430 hp

    What owners actually spend on the 991.1

    Median service costs from real logged records, broken down by job and category.

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    Known issues to look for

    • Coolant Transfer Pipe Leak

      critical

      Coolant leak at rear of engine, sweet smell, overheating

      Replace coolant transfer pipe with updated design; inspect annually

    • Turbo Wastegate Rattle (Turbo Models)

      minor

      Metallic rattle on cold start with turbo models

      Software update reduces rattle; wastegate bushings can be replaced

    • PDK Mechatronics Issues

      moderate

      Harsh shifting, gear engagement delays, fault codes

      Keep PDK fluid fresh; software updates from dealer

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