Wickedgood911

Spot on

Astro

The problem here in the US is that you actually feel like going fast is really special. I'm in Germany several times a year, and I'm routinely going 100+mph on the autobahn in rental cars not half as fast as a 911. The roads of course are much better, but once you get used to it, 100 mph is really no big deal.

pongobaz

225 km/h on the back straight at the track. That's 140 mph for you all.

Slopeslider

145 down the straight at Roebling Road heading into the braking zone for turn 1.

GrantG

161 mph

johneecatt

140 by the speedo at Auto Club Speedway. Nothing evil at all at that speed.... Completely confident.

Mendocino

145 in Anderson valley

Wickedgood911

My highest was in a Benz limo last year from Frankfurt to Darmstadt on the Autobahn. Most straight section of the road, got up to 250kph which was a ball, sadly not in my own P car.

extanker

150 ish in my po on the pa turnpike......downhill. 171 on 195 in nj in my z06....uphill . the corvette had more to go the po was about done

kmagnuss

I used to max out all of my cars 'just to see'... now as I've gotten older and my cars have gotten faster, I don't really even care anymore. Too much at stake I guess. So for me 110 is about the fastest in the 996. Did 172 on a CBR1000, 161 on a ZX6, 162 in a 944 turbo (passenger), 145 in S60R, 135 in FC RX7, and various other ricerburners in the low 100's.

Vancouver996

160 at the ring in a friends 996 .
Not going to try that on the street in mine .

FRUNKenstein

130 in the 996TT.
.99 mach in a TA-4J.

Down South

I hit 130 once on my drive back home the day I bought it. Since then, a few times quickly to 100-110. After the aero kit and RoW M030, very stable at higher speeds.

996inTX

140mph on the banked front stretch at TPWS. No more than 100mph on the hwy, and then only for a bit to get around a truck train on I35.

wildbilly32

5CHN3LL:" I can also report that the moment when the rear tires lose contact - and the tach briefly pops up to the rev limit - there is an impossibly short but seemingly eternal processing delay while your mind figures out what the hell just happened. That moment is about 99.98% terrifying and .02% exhilarating."