The Turbo S also features cruise control and a 6CD changer as standard equipment, plus a special green-tinted band at
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| The interior will get spiced up with an increase in standard features and special Turbo S only options (911S interior shown). (Photo: Porsche Cars North America) |
Aluminum gauge faces and a Turbo S logo on the tachometer spice up the Turbo S interior, while a specially designed leather interior option sets the Turbo S seats, steering wheel, shift lever and hand brake lever apart from other 911s.
How much does it cost? Options aside, the 911 Turbo S Coupe will sell for a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $192,400 (USD$131,400) and $206,800 (USD$141,200) for the Cabriolet. Both models will go on sale this coming August.






