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Chassis No. 300718 Engine No. 900893 Transmission No. 223981 (See Text) Porsche 911 chassis number 300718 was completed the same day as its sibling-The Quail Auction 2026 Lot 296-and was likewise delivered new via Porsche Car Northwest. It was sold to Pacific Northwest drag-racing champion John Schmauder and remained in the regio..

Chassis No. 300717 Engine No. 901417 (See Text) Transmission No. 100790 Porsche unveiled the 901, famously later changed to "911" at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 1963 with series production beginning just a year later. The car arrived as GT heir to the four-cylinder 356, in particular the sporting and powerful 4-cam mode..

Chassis No. WP0AE2A96JS185336 Six minutes and 47.3 seconds. The time was the result of a single flying lap of the Nürburgring Nordschleife by the 911 GT2 RS and Porsche factory driver Lars Kern. Amazingly, this record time from the GT2 RS, "the most powerful street-legal 911 model of all time" upon its introduction, bettered the Porsche 918 ..

Chassis No. 25789 Introduced at the height of Ferrari's late-1970s design and engineering confidence, the 308 distilled the marque's mid-engine V8 formula into a form that was both accessible and unmistakably exotic. Penned by Pininfarina and built by Scaglietti, its sharply creased lines and removable targa roof offered open-air enjoyment w..

Chassis No. WP0ZZZ91ZKS152438 To celebrate both the 25th anniversary of the 911 and the final year of the beloved G-Model, Porsche unveiled the limited-production 1989 911 Speedster as a striking tribute to the original 356 Speedster and a bold statement in its own right. First previewed as the Speedster Studie at the 1987 Frankfurt Motor Sh..

Chassis No. WP0AC2964RS480205 Long before Detective Mike Lowrey chased Miami's underworld in a black Porsche 911 Turbo 3.6 in the original Bad Boys, released in 1995, that very screen car, director Michael Bay's own personal example, was already destined for automotive folklore. Finished in the same deep non-metallic black, the 964-generatio..

Chassis No. WP0BB2960LS460709 From its first completed commission in 2009, Singer Vehicle Design has grown from a modest workshop in Sun Valley, California, led by former Catherine Wheel frontman Rob Dickinson, into a company of nearly 700 people; its 500th restoration was completed in 2025, and its order book now extends through 2029. This ..

Chassis No. 7897 Unveiled at the 1970 Brussels Motor Show, the Series II Espada refined Marcello Gandini's dramatic 1968 Bertone design. It retained the model's distinctive shooting brake silhouette while introducing a redesigned dashboard. Compression rose to 10.7:1, matching the Miura S, lifting output from 325 to 350 horsepower. Approxima..

Chassis No. WP0ZZZ99ZVS370101 Introduced for 1995, the 993-generation 911 Turbo rewrote the formula that had defined Porsche's flagship for two decades. In place of the single-turbocharger, rear-wheel-drive layout of its predecessors, the new model paired its 3.6-liter flat six with twin turbochargers and, for the first time on a 911 Turbo, ..

Chassis No. WP0AB29963S686260 When the 996-generation 911 Turbo debuted for 2000, it brought forced induction to Porsche's water-cooled flagship with a twin-turbocharged 3.6-liter flat-six whose architecture traced directly to the Le Mans-winning 911 GT1 program. Producing 415 horsepower and driving all four wheels, the new Turbo could dispa..