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Good: All-new 911 is lighter and faster, retains the familiar Porsche shape, new interior design.
Bad: Starts at more than £70,000.
Good: The best 911 Carrera in the range, adds even more enjoyment to the great driving experience, reasonable economy considering the superb performance it offers.
Bad: Doesn't look that different from a standard Carrera.
Good: Porsche perfection. A 911 for those who find the Turbo version too slow, heavy and cheap.
Bad: There are cheaper ways to kiss your licence goodbye.
Good: Extremely fast, hard-hitting 911 for those who like their beautifully engineered thrills served raw. GT3 RS generally rated as the best track day car of 2009-2011.
Bad: You'll have to dig deep to buy one.
Good: Instant iconic collectors piece after the ultra desirable Sport Classic.
Bad: The price: £144,100.
Good: Breathtakingly quick, meticulously engineered and assembled, easy to live with everyday, superb handling.
Bad: Almost too fast for UK roads, very pricey even by Porsche standards, turbo 'whoosh' sound not particularly pleasant.
Good: New super-efficient hybrid supercar, 70g/km of CO2 and more than 90mpg fuel economy.
Bad: Limited production and will be expensive.
Good: All-new Boxster is lighter and more economical, returns a claimed 36mpg, good looking redesigned interior.
Bad: Optional extras quickly push the final price up.
Good: Enjoyable and easy to drive, wonderful engine sound, great performance, surprisingly practical for a two-seat sports car, good automatic PDK gearbox.
Bad: Prices still remain quite high, even for the oldest versions.
Good: Racier image than the standard Boxster, high performance and handling levels, high quality cabin, available with PDK double-clutch gearbox.
Bad: No air conditioning as standard, designed primarily for open-top driving and manual roof is fiddly, noisy on the motorway, very firm ride.
Good: Refined with sports-car like handling, great performance, low emissions from hybrid version, stylish and high-class cabin, frugal diesel.
Bad: Hybrid not as good to drive as the rest of the engines.
Good: One of the best handing cars available, superbly balanced and agile, amazing grip, sporty interior, relatively refined and comfortable enough for everyday use, available with double-clutch PDK gearbox.
Bad: More expensive than an equivalent Boxster, standard equipment levels are far from generous, best with a limited slip diff not fitted to early cars.
Good: A real feelgood super saloon, stunning performance from most engines, luxurious refinement but still sporty, great to drive, practical with a large boot and masses of rear space, diesel and hybrid models added in 2011.
Bad: Styling divides opinion, no diesel engine to begin with.
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