# Porsche 911 Turbo S

URL: https://performanceandprestige.co.uk/cars/porsche-911-turbo-s

Its 3.7-litre twin-turbo flat-six makes 641bhp through all four wheels and reaches 62mph in 2.7 seconds, quicker than most mid-engined supercars, while staying usable enough for a motorway run with luggage in the front boot. We arrange this one through a vetted partner, so the rate is a guide until the car is confirmed. Delivered anywhere in mainland Britain.

| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply | We can source — arranged through a vetted partner, confirmed before anything is agreed |
| Rate basis | Guide rate, subject to partner confirmation |
| From, per day | on request |
| From, per weekend | on request |
| From, per week | on request |
| From, per month | on request |
| Refundable deposit | £5,000 |
| Insurance excess | £5,000 |
| Minimum driver age | 30 |
| Minimum years of full licence | 5 |
| Miles included per day | on request |
| Segment | Sports |

## Highlights

- 3.7-litre twin-turbo flat-six, 641bhp, 800Nm
- 0-62mph in 2.7 seconds, 205mph
- Four-wheel drive and eight-speed PDK
- 128-litre front boot plus 2+2 rear seats
- 12,000 miles a year included, then 175p per mile

## What is the Porsche 911 Turbo S like to drive?

Extremely fast and completely undramatic about it. All four wheels drive, so there is no wheelspin and no theatre, just a shove that keeps building past every speed you expected it to stop at. The PDK gearbox shifts faster than you can think about it, the steering is precise without being nervous, and it will sit at a legal motorway speed all day in near silence.

## How much does it cost to hire a Porsche 911 Turbo S?

Each day includes 125 miles, with extra miles at 175p. A £5,000 refundable deposit is held at handover and the insurance excess is £5,000. It is a lot of car for the money if you plan to cover real distance.

## Is the 911 Turbo S usable in British weather?

More than any other car we hold. Four-wheel drive and a sensible ride height mean rain and cold do not change the plan, and the front axle lift clears a steep driveway or a speed bump at the push of a button. A rear-drive supercar on a wet November motorway is a job of work. This is not.

## Should I hire a 911 Turbo S or a mid-engined supercar?

Hire the 911 if the trip involves distance, weather, luggage or passengers, because it handles all four properly. Hire the Huracán, 296 or 750S if the point of the trip is the car itself and you want people to look. The Porsche is quicker than all three from a standing start in the wet, and slightly less of an event. That trade is the whole decision.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can four people travel in a 911 Turbo S?

Nominally yes, realistically no for adults over any distance. The rear seats suit children or short journeys, and most people use them for bags. Two adults, with luggage split between the 128-litre front boot and the rear seats, is the sensible configuration.

### What age do I need to be to hire a 911 Turbo S?

Thirty or over, with a full licence held for five years or more and no more than six points. We check this at enquiry so there is no surprise on the day of delivery.

### Is the 911 Turbo S four-wheel drive?

Yes. Porsche Traction Management sends drive to all four wheels and varies the split constantly, which is the main reason the Turbo S can reach 62mph in 2.7 seconds on a cold British road rather than only on a warm test track.

*Performance & Prestige hires vehicles from its own fleet and, where a vehicle is not one of ours, arranges it through a vetted partner. Cars marked "we can source" are subject to confirmation before anything is agreed. Rates include VAT. Nothing is booked or paid for through this website: a person confirms the car, the full cost and the delivery slot with you first.*

*Pre-launch note: the rates, driver criteria, deposits, excesses and mileage allowances quoted here are read from Performance & Prestige's own catalogue data, which is still being confirmed with the owner and the insurer. Read them as the shape of the figures rather than as a quotation. What binds is your written quote and your hire agreement.*