2003 Porsche 911 Targa on 2040-cars
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2003 911 Targa top with Tiptronic Transmission, garage kept, very clean, always maintained at Porsche of Austin. Exterior Measurements WIDTH 5 ft. 9.7 in. (69.7 in.) HEIGHT 4 ft. 3.4 in. (51.4 in.) LENGTH 14 ft. 6.5 in. (174.5 in.) GROUND CLEARANCE 0 ft. 4.3 in. (4.3 in.) FRONT TRACK 4 ft. 9.7 in. (57.7 in.) REAR TRACK 4 ft. 11.1 in. (59.1 in.) WHEEL BASE 7 ft. 8.6 in. (92.6 in.) Interior Measurements FRONT HEAD ROOM 38 in. FRONT LEG ROOM 41.6 in. FRONT SHOULDER ROOM 51.7 in. Fuel ENGINE TYPE Gas FUEL TYPE Premium unleaded (required) FUEL TANK CAPACITY 16.9 gal. RANGE IN MILES (CTY/HWY) 270.4/405.6 mi. EPA MILEAGE EST. (CTY/HWY) 16/24 mpg Weights and Capacities DRAG COEFFICIENT 0.34 Cd CURB WEIGHT 2959 lbs. CARGO CAPACITY, ALL SEATS IN PLACE 4.6 cu.ft. MAXIMUM CARGO CAPACITY 11.7 cu.ft. DriveTrain DRIVE TYPE Rear wheel drive TRANSMISSION 6-speed manual Engine & Performance BASE ENGINE SIZE 3.6 L CAM TYPE Double overhead cam (DOHC) CYLINDERS Flat 6 VALVES 24 VALVE TIMING Variable TORQUE 273 ft-lbs. @ 4250 rpm HORSEPOWER 315 hp @ 6800 rpm TURNING CIRCLE 34.8 ft. Suspension Modified MacPherson strut front suspension Multi-link rear suspension Four-wheel independent suspension Features Interior Features Front Seats 2 -way power passenger seat 2 -way power driver seat Height adjustable driver seat Height adjustable passenger seat Leather Bucket front seats Rear Seats Split-folding rear seatback Power Features Remote power door locks Power mirrors Heated mirrors 2 one-touch power windows Instrumentation Clock Tachometer Trip computer Low fuel level warning Convenience Cruise control Front console with storage Front cupholders Remote trunk release Power steering 12V front power outlet(s) Telescopic steering wheel Comfort Interior active charcoal air filter Climate control Leather trim on center console Leather trim on dash Leather trim on doors Front reading lights Leather trim on shift knob Leather steering wheel Dual illuminating vanity mirrors In Car Entertainment Element antenna 8 total speakers 72 watts stereo output AM/FM in-dash single CD player stereo Radio data system Exterior Features Roof and Glass Variable intermittent wipers Rear defogger Power steel sunroof Body Rear spoiler Tires and Wheels Alloy wheels 17 x 9 in. wheels Steel spare wheel P255/40R Z tires Performance tires Inside mounted spare tire Temporary spare tire Safety Features 4-wheel ABS Dual front side-mounted airbags Remote anti-theft alarm system Front and rear ventilated disc brakes Engine immobilizer Front fog/driving lights 2 front headrests Front seatbelt pretensioners Electronic brakeforce distribution Emergency interior trunk release Front integrated headrests
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