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The interior of the base-model Porsche 911 Carrera sees some changes with the 992.2 generation.
Don't look for a stick shift on that center console. All base 911 Carreras get an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic.
Our test car's Slate Grey/Chalk two-tone cabin treatment is a $4960 option.
The central tachometer was previously a physical gauge, but now it's digitally rendered onscreen.
Or the driver can choose to have the navigation display fill the screen.
Formerly standard, folding rear seats are now a $0 option.
Continue scrolling to see more pictures of the 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera interior.
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