2003 Porsche 911 Turbo
Coupe · 415 hp · 16 mpg combined
Market
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Six trims, $68,600 to $181,700. Tap one to open it.
Bar heights follow the price. The widest step is $65,500, from Turbo to GT2.
The numbers.
Two configurations: all-wheel drive, 6-speed manual or 5-speed automatic.
Paint and trim.
10 interiors
- Natural Grey
- Metropol Blue
- Leather Interior Color to Sample
- Black
- Cinnamon Brown
- Nephrite Green
- Boxster Red
- Natural Brown
- Savanna Beige
- Graphite Gray
17 factory paints
- Dark Teal Metallic
- Black
- Orient Red Metallic
- Basalt Black Metallic
- Lapis Blue Metallic
- Carrara White
- Guards Red
- Cobalt Blue Metallic
- Speed Yellow
- Seal Grey Metallic
- Arctic Silver Metallic
- Polar Silver Metallic
- Forest Green Metallic
- Slate Grey Metallic
- Zanzibar Red
- Meridian Metallic
- Midnight Blue Metallic
Safety and recalls
No recall campaigns on file.
Recalls are settled per car, not per model. Check the one you are buying.
NHTSA has not published ratings for the 2003 911. A model year is often unrated for a year or more after it goes on sale.
NHTSA NCAP · checked Oct 2026
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Other years of the 911 Turbo.
2004 911 Turbo
$118,400$2,200 more18 colors · starting MSRP2002 911 Turbo
$115,000$1,200 less17 colors · starting MSRP2005 911 Turbo
$128,200$12,000 more17 colors · starting MSRPStarting MSRP is before destination, taxes and dealer fees.