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Porsche 911 S/T 2024.

Prices for 2024 Porsche 911 S/T have been published.

According to the official website of the German brand, the most expensive version of the Porsche 911 S / T sports coupe version of the 2024 model year costs $ 374,600 or 35,129,988 rubles.

This is the lightest version of the 911 with 518 horsepower but a base price of $291,650. It is also the most expensive.

When it comes to choosing the different options for Porsche vehicles, there are plenty of options.

The prices for these options are high, and this is especially true for models of exclusive editions, such as the new 911 S/T.

It already has a base price of $291,600, but if you add various options, you can significantly increase this price tag.

In case you haven’t figured it out yet, the Porsche 911 S/T Online Configurator is up and running and we’ve started building the final version of the sports car.

By that we mean the most expensive version, and we’ve come up with a hefty sum of $374,600.

This is the most expensive Porsche 911 in the 992 family and, for that matter, the most expensive new Porsche currently on sale, period.

But not necessarily, if you can do without two purely aesthetic options.

The first is Paint to Sample Plus from Porsche. This takes the paint-by-swatch feature to a completely custom level, meaning you provide Porsche with «any technically feasible solid or metallic color based on the color swatch provided» and that’s the color of your vehicle.

It’s offered on other Porsches, but for the 911 S/T it adds $43,390 to the price.

On the other hand, simple shades of white and black are free, or you can pay $4,220 for one of six special colors.

Another extremely expensive supplement may be harder to pass up. It’s a $20,360 Heritage Design package that pays homage to the 60th anniversary of the 911.

So you get bold Porsche graphics and circular patterns on the sides, classic Porsche crests on the hood and wheels, a golden 911 S/T logo on the rear and a two-tone Heritage Design interior in black and cognac, among other things.