Overview of the Porsche 911 Carrera T
This 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera T, chassis code 992TK1, is offered at USS Fukuoka as lot 6595 on 21 October 2026. It is finished in gray, has a 3,000 cc engine, a manual gearbox and a recorded 2,000 kilometres, approximately 1,243 miles. It carries an overall auction grade of 5, an exterior grade of 5 and an interior grade of A.
A manual Porsche 911 Carrera T with this little use is the kind of car enthusiasts look for. The Carrera T is the purist's rear engined 911, and a nearly new example from Japan, where cars are usually well kept, is a strong proposition for buyers in any country.
The Drive Review
The Carrera T is built around driver involvement. The 992 generation Carrera uses a 3.0 litre twin turbocharged flat six, and the T pairs it with a manual gearbox in a car aimed at people who want to shift for themselves. The flat six sits behind the rear axle, which gives the 911 its distinctive traction and the way the nose goes light under hard acceleration. Turbocharging gives strong mid range pull compared with the older naturally aspirated cars, though the engine is still smooth and revs eagerly.
The steering is electrically assisted but still communicative by modern standards, and the 911's chassis rewards smooth inputs. The Carrera T is positioned as a lighter, more focused take on the standard Carrera, and it is the version many purists choose when they want a manual and a less cluttered specification. Compared with a dual clutch car, the manual asks more of the driver and gives more back.
The drive type and fuel are not given in the auction data. The 911 Carrera is rear wheel drive as a model, but this is not confirmed on the data for this lot, so check against the sheet before bidding.
Auction Details
Auction house: USS Fukuoka. Lot number: 6595. Auction date: 21 October 2026. Overall grade: 5. Exterior grade: 5. Interior grade: A. Start price: ¥15,500,000. The Autoselecta guide bidding range is £72,000 to £90,250. This is an estimated bidding range based on the market, not a guaranteed purchase price, and the car may sell above or below it. One similar car sold at Japanese auction for £78,469, though that result may include a different version or condition. For the current minimum bid and landed costs, see the price panel on this page.
All bids must be submitted before 9PM UK time the evening before auction.
Vehicle Specifications
Manufacturer: Porsche. Model: 911 Carrera T. Generation: 992. Chassis code: 992TK1. Year: 2025. Engine capacity: 3,000 cc. Transmission: manual. Exterior colour: gray. Mileage: 2,000 km (approximately 1,243 miles). Fuel and drive type are not given in the auction data. The factory colour code, interior colour and registration date are not confirmed here.
Factory Features and Equipment
No auction sheet is available, so equipment cannot be confirmed from the sheet. From the photograph, the car has multi spoke alloy wheels with a dark finish, LED headlights with the 911 oval lamp shapes, and a Japanese plate on the front. Air conditioning, navigation, ETC, keys, books and spare key are not confirmed.
Japanese Auction Report Translation
No auction sheet image is available for this car yet, so there are no inspector comments to translate. The grade 5 overall, grade 5 exterior and interior grade A come from the data only. Service history, maintenance books, owner manuals, spare key, warning lights, leaks and repair history are not confirmed. Treat this report as provisional until the sheet can be read.
Damage Diagram and Body Condition
The damage diagram is not available, so no markings can be explained. In the single photograph the front and left side of the car appear clean, with no obvious dents, scrapes or panel mismatches visible at this resolution. A grade 5 exterior suggests near perfect paint, but this is not confirmed by a sheet. Overall assessment: likely collector grade or close to it, subject to the sheet.
Interior Condition
No interior photographs or sheet comments are available. The interior grade of A indicates a very clean cabin on the auction scale. Seats, dashboard, steering wheel, trim, odour and smoke condition are not confirmed beyond that.
Japanese Auction Grades
Grade 5 is a very high overall score, reserved for nearly new cars with minimal or no defects. Interior grade A means a clean interior with little wear. These grades are an independent guide and not a warranty, so read the sheet once available.
Model History
The 992 generation 911 arrived in 2019 and evolved the long running rear engined layout with a wider body and turbocharged flat six across the Carrera range. The Carrera T carries the Touring ethos from earlier 911 models, offering a manual gearbox with a more driver focused specification.
Why This Model Has Become Collectible
Manual 911s are becoming rarer as Porsche builds more dual clutch cars, so a manual Carrera T is sought after. Low mileage cars in excellent condition are hard to find, and Japanese auctions are a good source. No guarantee can be given of future values, and this should not be treated as an investment.
What To Look For When Buying This Model
On a 992 Carrera, check the service record and the evidence of any dealer work, since a nearly new car should have a clean history. Look at the clutch feel and gearbox action on the manual, and check that the paint is original, as nose and wheel arches can pick up stone chips. Confirm the specification, including sports exhaust, suspension and options, because Carrera T cars can differ. With no sheet yet, the main check is to request it before bidding and confirm that no accident repair is recorded.
Why Import This Car From Japan
Japanese auction cars are typically well kept and carefully graded, and a 2,000 km manual 911 is a rare find. Buyers worldwide can access cars like this that rarely appear in their home markets.
Ultimate Guide For Japanese Imports
Importing from Japan involves bidding through an agent, paying for the car, export clearance, shipping and registration in your country. Check your own country's import rules, taxes and compliance requirements before bidding, as they differ widely.
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Auction Caution
Auction cars are inspected before sale but remain used vehicles. Auction sheets are an independent condition guide, not a mechanical warranty. Performance cars may need servicing or maintenance after purchase. No auction sheet is currently available for this car, so no inspector warnings can be confirmed, and buyers should request the sheet before bidding.
