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2017 Porsche 911 — Carrera S
Base MSRP $103,400 · 1440 kg · US market · 292 option codes catalogued for this generation
A sample of factory options offered on this car in 2017, with the period prices sourced for them:
| Code | Option | Category | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | Sports seat Plus backrest shell stitching in deviated colour | Interior Personalisation | $80 |
| — | Steering column casing stitching in deviated colour | Interior Personalisation | $80 |
| — | Inner door sill guard stitching in deviated colour | Interior Personalisation | $80 |
| XYB | Fuel filler cap in aluminium look | Exterior Design | $160 |
| — | Centre console lid stitching in deviated colour | Interior Personalisation | $160 |
| 446 | Wheel centres with full-colour Porsche Crest | Exterior Design | $185–$190 |
| 658 | Power steering Plus | Chassis & Brakes | $270–$280 |
| XSC | Porsche Crest embossed on headrests | Interior Personalisation | $285–$290 |
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Configure Porsches as they were originally sold
RetroConfigurator is a configurator for past Porsche models, starting with every generation of the 911 from 1965 to 2024. Choose a model, a year and a trim, then select options as a buyer could at the time, using the original option codes and period US list prices.
Porsche's current configurator covers only the cars on sale today. Information about earlier cars is spread across brochures, window stickers and enthusiast sources that often disagree. This project collects it in one place, records the source behind each price and publishes the result as open data.
The configurator runs entirely in your browser. No account is required, and your builds are not sent to or stored by this site, unless you choose to submit one to the gallery.
14Models38Generations389Trims6288Option codes1950–2025Model yearsCoverage by model and generation
Each row shows how much of each kind of data has been sourced from period Porsche documents. Hover any cell for the detail behind it.
Sources
Option prices come from period documents: window stickers, brochures and dealer price lists. US government fuel-economy records help confirm which trims were offered each year. Where no document supports an option's price, the dataset lists it as unpriced rather than estimating it. The methodology page describes how each type of source is evaluated.
Coverage and contributions
Price coverage is most complete for recent cars and still sparse for older ones. The wiki lists every option, code and price by model and generation, and each table has a contribute link for submitting a correction or a source document, such as an original window sticker or order guide.
Open data
The dataset is published under the Open Database License. You may use it, including commercially, provided you credit the source and keep any database you publish from it open. The project began with the 911, and other models are being added. Read more on the about page.
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