2002 Porsche 911 Carrera

“It’s about the exceptional, the rare, the properly sorted.”

This 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet represents something increasingly difficult to find in today’s market — an analog-era 911 that has already been done right.

Finished in timeless Black over Black Full Leather, this example delivers the pure, connected driving experience that defines the 911 lineage — paired with the confidence of proper ownership, documented care, and key mechanical updates already addressed.

This is not a project. This is not a compromise.
This is the one you were hoping to find.

Highlights & Features

6-Speed Manual Transmission
Carrera 4 All-Wheel Drive
115,000 KM
Pre-purchase inspection completed at Zoro-Tech 
IMS Bearing Upgrade Completed
Full and Complete Service History From New
Sport Exhaust System (XLF)
Black Full Leather Interior
Power Seat Package
Advanced Technic & Design Packages
Bilstein Lowering Struts and Springs
19" Alloy Wheels and Michelin Tires
Lower Body Aero Kit with Rear Whale Tail, original spoiler is included
Short Throw Shifter (magical!)
Cold Air intake and Throttle Body Upgraded
Porsche Crests in Headrests
Ceramic Coated Exterior
Black Convertible Top

Condition & Ownership

• Exceptionally well maintained and properly cared for
• Long-term ownership history with documentation
• Mechanically sorted with major concerns already addressed
• Clean presentation inside and out
• Drives exactly as a properly maintained 911 should

Why This 911 Matters

The conversation around the 996 generation has changed.

Buyers are no longer searching for the cheapest entry point — they are searching for the right car.
And the right cars share a common formula:

✔ Manual transmission
✔ IMS addressed
✔ Documented service history

Examples that meet all of these criteria are becoming increasingly difficult to source — especially in this condition and configuration.

This is a driver-focused, analog 911 from a time before over-digitization — hydraulic steering, naturally aspirated power, and a level of engagement modern cars simply cannot replicate.