1975 Porsche 911

Make

Porsche

Model

911

Year

1975

Listed price

$47,500

Location

Dallas, Texas

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

48,091 miles

The mid-1970s marked a pivotal, and often misunderstood, era for the Porsche 911. With the advent of stricter US emissions and safety regulations, Porsche introduced the G-series in 1974, characterized by its iconic impact bumpers. The Carrera nameplate, synonymous with racing success since the legendary 356 Carrera and the 904 GTS, was reintroduced to denote higher-performance variants. While European markets received the potent 2.7-liter RS-spec engine, US-bound Carreras, like this one, featured a slightly detuned 2.7-liter engine, producing 165 hp. What makes the 1975 US Carrera particularly unique is its limited production run and the availability of the Sportomatic transmission, a semi-automatic gearbox that offered a blend of manual engagement and clutch-less driving, appealing to a specific segment of the market and representing a fascinating technological footnote in 911 history. This 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa stands as a remarkably preserved example of that distinctive period, showing 48,091 miles on the odometer. Ordered new as a US-spec Carrera Targa Sportomatic, it retains its original drivetrain, a testament to its careful stewardship over the decades. The car left the factory in a sophisticated Metallic Silver complemented by a "leather to sample" interior, indicating a bespoke touch from its original owner. While some interior components have been removed and stored in the front trunk, the car is largely complete and accompanied by a collection of spare parts, presenting an incredibly solid foundation for a sympathetic restoration. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly original and historically significant US-spec Carrera Targa with its unique Sportomatic transmission.