This Porsche 911 Carrera is a sought-after air-cooled modern classic sports car, treated to a host of maintenance works in recent years. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 3.6-litre flat-six, delivering around 210kW to the rear wheels through a four-speed ‘Tiptronic’ transmission with steering wheel-mounted shift buttons. A ‘C15-code’ Hong Kong-market example, this 911 is now offered for sale in New South Wales, Australia. The car has reportedly been with the seller for the last seven years and is noted to have had three previous keepers. The odometer displays 37,250 kilometres, though this is not warranted. Build year: 1995 This 911 is finished in Polar Silver over a black leather-trimmed cabin featuring perforated seat detailing and Porsche-branded floormats. It rides on a set of black 18-inch five-spoke RUF alloy wheels, housing red brake callipers and fitted with a combination of Michelin and Pirelli tyres. Equipment includes a sunroof, air conditioning, electrically adjustable front seats, and a Continental stereo. Bilstein suspension and RSR mufflers have been fitted. The car will be supplied with numerous invoices, historic Hong Kong registration documents, and the original removed alloy wheels. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: a couple of very small blemishes under the paintwork, a scratch on the rear bumper, a small chip in the windscreen, a poorly repaired tear in the driver’s seat, wear around the driver’s footwell from entry and exit, and missing rubber foam insulation under the seats. The rear right quarter was damaged after another vehicle reversed into it, breaking the rear right quarter window. Repair works were subsequently carried out by McCreaths in Sydney. The front right was also dented by another vehicle, with the damage subsequently repaired and the area repainted. The electrically adjustable passenger’s seat is intermittently non-functional. In February 2021, KL Autos resprayed the front bumper and repaired and resprayed the rear bumper and front right wing. The care’s last roadworthiness inspection was conducted in October 2025. This 911 was last serviced in December 2025 at an indicated 36,692 kilometres by PR Technology, who degreased the engine, adjusted the front left shock mounting, and renewed the engine oil, oil filter, brake fluid, and rear tyres. The oil pressure switch was replaced in October 2025 by RPM’s Pty Ltd. Prior to this, the seller reports that the car was serviced in February 2024, which included replacing the engine oil and filter, aligning the wheels, and adjusting the ride height and corner weights. In November 2022 at an indicated 31,143 kilometres, KL Autos fit a Bilstein suspension kit, repaired a front right puncture, and replaced the rear suspension A-arms, both steering rack boots, oil cooler fan frame, driver’s door mirror electrical connector, engine oil, oil filter, both lower engine rocker covers, upper and lower rocker cover gaskets, spark plugs, rear right driveshaft CV boots, alternator belt, fan belt, and air conditioning belt. The sunroof seal was replaced and the left rear quarter glass was resealed in August 2021 by MG Garage Limited. Various suspension components were replaced in November 2021 by MG Garage Limited, who also replaced the exhaust and resealed and removed rust from the passenger-side quarter glass. A power steering hose was replaced in March 2021 at an indicated 28,254 kilometres by KL Autos. In July 2020, KL Autos rebuild the calipers and replaced the front shock absorbers and dust bellows, engine fan housing, spark plug lead set and engine wiring loom, both steering rack dust bellows, rear left driveshaft CV joint dust bellows, both engine mountings, oil cooler resistor and front bumper rubber trims, seal rail bush kit to both front seats, two upper suspension linkages on the rear right corner, air conditioning compressor and receiver drier, and front ABS sensors. They also topped up the engine oil and fit a brake pad warning wiring loom, oil cooler temperature sensor, and distributor nipple and vent hose. In February 2018 at an indicated 25,546 kilometres, Tecnico Auto Centro rectified an engine oil leak and replaced the engine oil, oil filter, air filter, fuel filter, control belt sensor, spark plugs, front hood gas springs, oil seal and gasket set, and transmission fluid. Invoices detailing other work undertaken are visible in the photo gallery. The 993-generation Porsche 911 remains a high point for marque collectors as the final air-cooled model in the range, combining the compact footprint and more traditional styling of the classic models with modern-day performance and usability. This example has been fitted with numerous replacement parts in recent years to improve its mechanical reliability, and has been equipped with an upgraded exhaust, wheels, and suspension. Praised by the seller for its elegance, soundtrack, and driving dynamics, it would now make a fine addition to another enthusiast’s stable as well as a thoroughly rewarding companion for spirited weekend drives, long-distance journeys, and trips to various car shows and events.