Porsche 911 Carrera 2 GTS

The 997.2 GTS occupies a distinct niche within the 911 range — wider bodywork, revised suspension, and more focused calibration than a Carrera S, yet far more accommodating daily than a GT3. This example, finished in GT Silver over Cocoa leather sport seats, is specified with Porsche's factory X51 power kit, lifting the 3.8-litre flat-six from the standard 385 to 408 bhp. That's a meaningful gain in a car already well-served by engine character, and it's delivered through the 7-speed PDK paired with the Sport Chrono Pack with Sport Plus — adding launch control and sharper gear logic to the package.

At 42,066 miles from a 2011 registration, this is a well-used but far from excessively driven car. The 19-inch GTS centre-lock wheels, switchable sports exhaust, PASM, and PSM are standard to the GTS, and the previous owner also applied paint protection film to the front end — a sensible precaution given the low splitter. The interior goes further than a standard Carrera S, with full leather extending to the dashboard and door panels, embossed crested headrests, heated seats, and a BOSE sound system. A clean specification without unnecessary frivolity, and the X51 kit gives it a factory-backed edge over the baseline GTS.