Porsche 911 1989–1993 car dimensions: 4250 mm long, 1652 mm wide and 1310 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,350 kg. Braked towing is 1,200 kg.
The cabin keeps the classic five-dial instrument layout with a shorter gear lever on a raised console. Electric windows and central locking come standard. Air conditioning is optional on most markets though standard in some like the USA, while cruise control is optional. Dual airbags became standard from early 1991 after starting as an option. No electronic driver aids beyond ABS appear.
The front luggage compartment holds 200 litres. Rear seats offer extra space for soft bags when not in use.
Braked towing reaches 1200 kg and unbraked 500 kg, with payload at 340 kg. Sport suspension is an option for firmer handling. The car suits light loads but remains a pure sports coupe rather than a work vehicle.
The cabin has a full-length center console and backlit gauges for a more modern layout than earlier 911s. Driver seat height adjustment is standard, with optional sports seats offering deeper bolsters and twelve-way electric multi-way power seats available. Electric front windows are standard. Air conditioning is optional in most markets (standard in USA), as is an electric sunroof. Heating and ventilation are improved over prior models. Heated seats are optional.
Petrol fuel, 77 L tank
Combined fuel use around 11.5 l/100 km
ABS standard
Dual front airbags standard from April 1991 (optional earlier)
Service interval 15,000 miles/24,000 km or 1 year for major items. oil annually
Crash test rating not tested
The car runs on petrol with a 77 L tank. Official combined consumption is listed around 11.5 l/100 km, with urban figures higher and extra-urban lower. It accepts 95 RON fuel.
Factory service covers oil and filter changes, with major services every 15,000 miles or 24,000 km including spark plugs, air filter, fuel filter and valve checks where applicable. Brake fluid needs changing every two years. Specialists often advise annual oil changes regardless of miles.
ABS is standard across the generation. Dual front airbags became standard from April 1991 on left-hand drive cars (earlier optional or market-dependent) and later for right-hand drive. Power steering is standard. No side or curtain airbags. The car was not subjected to modern crash testing.
The galvanised body resists rust well if maintained. Regular oil changes and inspections help with known oil leak points. Keep service records complete for long-term ownership.
Length 4250 mm, Width 1652 mm, Height 1310 mm, Wheelbase 2272 mm (911 1989–1993)
Sources: manufacturer data, 911specs.net, Excellence Mag 1991 Carrera 2 Coupe specs, elferspot.com 964 portrait.