Chassis No. WP0CA29864L001172
Internally dubbed SCM (Super Car Millennium), the development of the Carrera GT prototype was shrouded in secrecy with just a small team of designers and engineers responsible for the project. Expected to be a 'one off' design and prototyping exercise, they chose an exotic 5.5-liter V10 from an aborted racing pr..
Chassis No. WP0AD2A99JS157002
Debuting as the most powerful and unique 911 Turbo S ever created, the 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series would feature fresh aerodynamics, unique materials, and many luxurious details intricately finished by hand at Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur. Previously known as "Exclusive", Porsche's in-house customization group ..
One of 15 924 Carrera GTS Clubsports, among the rarest Porsche models ever constructed
FIA Group 4 homologation variant of the 924 Carrera GTR
Alloy Matter roll cage, 935-style 'Lollipop' seats, Plexiglas windows
Two owners from new with just over 3600-kilometers indicated at cataloging
Turbocharged and intercooled 2093 cc 275-h..
Chassis No. WP0JB0936JS050192
Engine No. 68J00259
Transmission No. 2J10673
Porsche's iconic 911 Turbo model is perhaps the most recognizable of the marque, first introduced in 1974 as a road-going homologation version of the Porsche 934 race car. As such, it made use of the factory racing program's turbocharging innovations, initia..
Highly collectible No. 001/001 'Classic Series' Sonderwunsch (special request) 'Factory One-Off'
Built in Stuttgart, inspired by the design of the 2010 911 Sport Classic and the 2022 911 Sport Classic
Designed by Style Porsche Director of Special Projects, Grant Larson in conjunction with the Porsche Club of America (PCA)
Finished i..
1999
Porsche
911 Classic Club Coupe "Sonderwunsch" Factory One-Off
Chassis No. WP0AF2A92GS195285
There are some cars so perfectly suited to the era in which they were created that they become representative of not just the ethos of the manufacturer but of what is key to an entire generation of automobile enthusiasts. The 2016 Porsche 911 R is one such car. Built in limited numbers, it was an immediate hit w..
Chassis No. WP0AB0915KS120734
Nineteen eighty-nine would not only mark the 25th anniversary of 911, but it would also be the final year of the 3.2 Carrera. To mark the occasion, Porsche created a special 25th Anniversary Edition model, with only 300 coupes and 200 convertibles being produced. The cars were finished in either Satin Black Meta..
1989
Porsche
911 Carrera 25th Anniversary Special Edition Coupe
Chassis No. WP0AB2960PS418140
Engine No. 62N07079
Transmission No. 2002422
It may seem an odd thought today, but prior to the late-2000s there were very few RS cars of any type delivered to US shores. Sure, a few 1973 Carrera RS examples may have sneaked through, and a few astute US-based collectors purchased an SCRS, but for most ..
Chassis No. WP0ZZZ99Z4S698046
"two poles... two victories with two new lap records... this established us in the U.S."
-Peter Goebel - Farnbacher Racing USA Team Owner
Prolifically successful, the 911 GT3 Cup customer racing car, specifically the 996 variants, catapulted many private racing teams to the sharp end of their respect..
WP0AE2A92BS778175
In the unlikely scenario that the standard version of the 911 GT2 is considered too mundane, the only remedy to consider is the GT2 RS. In creating the 'RS' variant, the already lightweight GT2 saw an additional 154 pounds removed due to the increasing use of carbon fiber, bringing the weight to just 3,021 pounds. The engin..