What Is It?
2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet
What's Special About It?
After a 16-year absence, Porsche has finally brought back the drop-top Turbo for the 2004 model year. Identical in nearly every respect to the standard coupe, the Turbo Cabrio has the same 3.6-liter, 415-horsepower flat six engine while losing only a tenth of a second from its 0-to-60 time due to the added weight of the top mechanism. Unlike its late '80s predecessor, this new cabrio's top is fully automatic and can raise or lower itself in just 20 seconds.
Why Should You Care?
Forget that hack shop downtown, now you can purchase a meticulously crafted factory turbo complete with a top that opens and close with the push of a button and won't leak every time it rains. — Ed Hellwig
2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet
What's Special About It?
After a 16-year absence, Porsche has finally brought back the drop-top Turbo for the 2004 model year. Identical in nearly every respect to the standard coupe, the Turbo Cabrio has the same 3.6-liter, 415-horsepower flat six engine while losing only a tenth of a second from its 0-to-60 time due to the added weight of the top mechanism. Unlike its late '80s predecessor, this new cabrio's top is fully automatic and can raise or lower itself in just 20 seconds.
Why Should You Care?
Forget that hack shop downtown, now you can purchase a meticulously crafted factory turbo complete with a top that opens and close with the push of a button and won't leak every time it rains. — Ed Hellwig
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