If approaching Porsche's 911 sports cars makes you feel a little lost, you aren't alone. Visually, they are quite similar to each other, and sometimes what might be considered a small detail about them can create a whole separate model.
The 911 is currently in its eighth generation, called the 992, which replaces the 991 generation. The changes between 991 and 992 aren't huge, except that all Carrera models are now turbocharged from the factory. You cannot buy a naturally aspirated — meaning without a turbocharger — 992 Carrera model.
Porsche 911s are known for their engaging driving characteristics and sporty nature. Certain 911s are also some of the last sports cars you can get with a manual transmission, which is a big plus for those looking for something fun to drive.
Which 911s are for sale? Which one is right for you?
Keep reading to find out.