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2026 Porsche 911 Targa 4S
Targa 4S
Doc Fee$995
Internet Price$203,590
Price excludes tax, title, registration. Doc fee shown above.
Pricing, availability, and equipment can change at any time. Please confirm all details directly with Paul Miller Porsche.
Specifications
Full Specifications · the 2026 Porsche 911 spec sheet
Features & options
Surround View with Active Parking SupportStorage Net in Passenger FootwellIonizerFront Ventilated SeatsAdaptive Cruise ControlBOSE Surround Sound SystemFront Axle Lift SystemWheels: 20\Lane Change Assist (LCA)Sport Chrono PackageExclusive Design TaillightsSound Package Plus14-Way Power Sport Seats with Memory Package4-Way Sport SeatsPorsche Communication ManagementLeather Seat Trim with Leather Package4-Wheel Disc BrakesNavigation system: Porsche Communication Management (PCM)Exterior Parking Camera Rear8 SpeakersAuto-dimming Rear-View mirrorFront beverage holdersVariably intermittent wipersTrip computerTraction controlTilt steering wheelTelescoping steering wheelSteering wheel mounted audio controlsSport steering wheelSpeed controlSecurity systemRemote keyless entryRear window defrosterRear fog lightsRear anti-roll barRain sensing wipersRadio data systemPower windowsPower steeringPower passenger seatPower driver seatPower door mirrorsPower convertible roofPassenger vanity mirrorPassenger door binOverhead consoleOverhead airbagOutside temperature displayOccupant sensing airbagLow tire pressure warningLeather steering wheelIntegrated roll-over protectionIlluminated entryHeated steering wheelHeated front seatsHeated door mirrorsGlass rear windowGarage door transmitter: HomeLinkFully automatic headlightsFront reading lights
About this vehicle
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Fuel Economy & EnvironmentGasoline Vehicle · U.S. EPA estimates
15 to 21
MPG combined
13 to 18
MPG city
17 to 25
MPG highway
$3600 to $5050
Annual fuel cost
4/10
Greenhouse gas rating
$7,000 to $14,250 more in fuel over 5 years vs. the average new vehicle
Source: official U.S. EPA data · fueleconomy.govRanges reflect the model’s EPA-tested configurations; actual results vary.View this model’s full EPA label →
