2020 Porsche 911 Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

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Crash Test
Not Tested
Source NHTSA
MPG (up to)
17 -18 City / 23 -25 HWY
Source FuelEconomy.gov
Horsepower
379 -443
Seats
4
Front passenger 3/4 w/ wheels turned.

Positive Owner Reviews

accountCircle Federica M
I love the shape and the silhouette of the car.
Some things I love about my car is the comfort of my car. ICloud drive for hours in the comfortable seats. It is very smooth and easy to drive. One issue I do have in regards to the car is that the oil needs to be changed frequently. The car is extremely reliable and it is completely worth the money. It is a beautiful car to look at and drive.
accountCircle Andrew H
It is a chick magnet, and homeless person scarer.
I love my vehicle. It drives extremely fast and is easy to handle. I love taking my Porsche 911 into poor neighborhoods and drive really fast. Sometimes I will drive towards homeless and then turn right at the last second. Omg I love my car. It is so easy to pick up women in this car. Especially married women and men.
accountCircle Chris B
It an ok car
The new generation of the 911 ups the car's performance ceiling, and its effortless thrills spoil you — perhaps too much. Versus the competition: Though some competitors can keep up with the 911's speed, none can match how it feels to drive the rear-engine Porsche.

Negative Owner Reviews

accountCircle Chris B
It an ok car
The new generation of the 911 ups the car's performance ceiling, and its effortless thrills spoil you — perhaps too much. Versus the competition: Though some competitors can keep up with the 911's speed, none can match how it feels to drive the rear-engine Porsche.

Porsche 911 Models

Models also known as Trim Levels, are used to identify a vehicle's level of equipment or special features.

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Carrera
379 HP 20 MPG 4 Seats
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Carrera 4
379 HP 20 MPG 4 Seats
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Carrera S
443 HP 20 MPG 4 Seats
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Carrera 4S
443 HP 20 MPG 4 Seats
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2020 Porsche 911 Owner Reviews

4.33
3 Reviews
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5 stars 67%
4 stars 0%
3 stars 33%
2 stars 0%
1 star 0%
accountCircle Federica M on October 15, 2020
I love the shape and the silhouette of the car.
Some things I love about my car is the comfort of my car. ICloud drive for hours in the comfortable seats. It is very smooth and easy to drive. One issue I do have in regards to the car is that the oil needs to be changed frequently. The car is extremely reliable and it is completely worth the money. It is a beautiful car to look at and drive.
accountCircle Chris B on September 28, 2020
It an ok car
The new generation of the 911 ups the car's performance ceiling, and its effortless thrills spoil you — perhaps too much. Versus the competition: Though some competitors can keep up with the 911's speed, none can match how it feels to drive the rear-engine Porsche.
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Pros from Owners

likeFilled Joseph B.

I can drive fast and look good in. A reliable sports car. Cons there is none. But if have to say I would live to upgrade to a lamborghini one day someday soon. My Porsche catches all kinds of hot tail left and right no doubt it's the best of its kind.

Cons from Owners

dislikeFilled Joseph B.

Non I see no cons it's perhaps a little small for my size and I have been getting bigger over the past year so idk. Maybe that and insurance is a little stiff but whatever I don't wreck and if I get wrecked tgr premium is all going to covered anyways.

Ranks #11 Luxury Sports Cars by Owners

The 2020 Porsche 911 has an average owner rating of 4.93 out of 5 which ranks it #11 of 31 other Luxury Sports Cars.

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5
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2020 Lexus LC
5
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2020 Porsche 911
4.33

Ranks #8 Luxury Sports Cars by Fuel Economy

The 2020 Porsche 911 has a combined MPG of 27 which ranks it #8 of 32 other Luxury Sports Cars.

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2020 Lexus LC
35 MPG
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2020 BMW Z4
32 MPG
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2020 Porsche 911
24 MPG

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Safety & Reliability

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NHTSA Crash Test
(Not Rated)
*National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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IIHS Crash Test
(Not Tested)
*Insurance Institute for Highway Safety