911 Turbo 3.3

The 1989 model year of the 911 Turbo saw the introduction of several refinements, including an upgraded engine with improved turbocharging efficiency. It produced 320 hp and featured enhanced aerodynamics. The interior was updated with more luxurious materials and improved technology, solidifying its status as a high-performance sports car.

The 911 Turbo 3.3 Base trim is the introduction of the turbocharged G-Series lineup, launched in 1978. This model features a 3.3L turbocharged flat-six engine delivering approximately 300 PS. It showcases a distinctive wide-body design with enhanced aerodynamics, front and rear spoilers, and a tuned suspension for superior handling. This trim emphasizes performance and driving excitement, establishing its legacy as an iconic variant in the 911 series.

The 1989 model year of the 911 Turbo features enhancements over previous models, including improved aerodynamics and a more refined interior. It retains the powerful 3.3L turbocharged engine but offers better handling and ride quality. This trim is known for its iconic 'slant-nose' option and luxurious amenities, marking the end of the G-Series production.

The 911 Turbo from 1986 to 1988 featured a boosted 3.3L engine, producing up to 286 hp. It included enhancements like wider rear wheel arches, a distinctive front spoiler, and a spacious interior with sport seats. The model was well-known for its turbo lag and exhilarating performance, making it a favorite among enthusiasts during its production years.