2014 Porsche 911 MSRP

Asking Price Number

Estimated MPG

15–19 city / 20–27 hwy

Manufacturer's recommended Retail cost (MSRP), also referred to as "sticker" cost, is a suggested price tag that automakers give a new vehicle that's above the charge price compensated because of the dealership. It's a cost that doesn't include any choices that may be put into a particular automobile style. Whenever shown as a variety, the values tend to be starting MSRPs, without options, for multiple styles for the model.

This budget reflects for-sale rates on Cars.com because of this certain make, design and 12 months.

Best Bets have above-average mpg, class-average or much better reliability, class-average or better crash-test ratings, and our recommendation.

These city and highway fuel useage quotes tend to be when it comes to design's standard trim designs. In which there are optional features, bundles or equipment that end in higher fuel consumption, those fuel-economy quotes are not included right here.