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    Porsche 991.2 991 Gen 2

    2016–2019 · Flat-6 Twin-Turbo / NA · Rear-engine, rear/all-wheel drive · 370–700 hp

    Turbocharging came to every Carrera. The GT division kept the NA flat-six alive, and the GT2 RS shattered the Nürburgring record at 6:47.3.

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    Variants

    • 991.2 Carrera S2016–2019 · 420 hp
    • 991 Carrera T2018–2019 · 370 hp
    • 991.2 Carrera2016–2019 · 370 hp
    • 991.2 Carrera 42016–2019 · 370 hp
    • 991.2 Carrera 4S2016–2019 · 420 hp
    • 991.2 Carrera GTS2017–2019 · 450 hp
    • 991.2 Carrera 4 GTS2017–2019 · 450 hp
    • 991 GT3 RS2016–2019 · 520 hp
    • 991.2 Targa 42016–2019 · 370 hp
    • 991.2 Targa 4S2016–2019 · 420 hp
    • 991 GT2 RS2018–2019 · 700 hp
    • 991 Speedster2019–2019 · 502 hp
    • 991.2 Targa 4 GTS2017–2019 · 450 hp
    • 991.2 Turbo2016–2019 · 540 hp
    • 991.2 Turbo S2016–2019 · 580 hp
    • 991.2 GT32017–2019 · 500 hp
    • 991 Turbo S Exclusive Series2018–2018 · 607 hp

    What owners actually spend on the 991.2

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

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    Known issues to look for

    • Turbo Wastegate Rattle

      minor

      Metallic rattle at idle on cold start, all models now turbocharged

      Updated wastegate design available; software calibration can help

    • PDCC Hydraulic Pump Failure

      moderate

      PDCC warning light, uneven ride height, body roll in corners

      Inspect hydraulic lines and pump; replace pump if pressure drops

    • High-Pressure Fuel Pump Issues

      moderate

      Engine stumble under load, reduced power, check engine light

      Replace HPFP; ensure latest software update is applied

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