Porsche 964

Caractéristiques

Introduced in 1993 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Porsche 911, the Porsche 911 Carrera 964 Jubilee remains one of the most recognisable and collectible limited-production variants of the 964 generation. Limited to just 911 examples worldwide, the Jubilee model combined exclusive styling elements with the increasingly refined engineering of the 964 platform – a generation widely regarded as the bridge between classic and modern air-cooled 911s. Completed in June 1993, this particular example – number 273 – is presented in the model’s signature Viola Metallic, undoubtedly one of Porsche’s most emblematic colours of the 1990s. The exterior is complemented by the Jubilee model’s distinctive grey interior, creating one of the most characteristic configurations offered on the special edition. Beyond its appearance, the 964 generation marked a major evolution for the 911, introducing significant technical advancements while preserving the analogue character of earlier air-cooled models. Although visually familiar, Porsche stated at the time that approximately 85% of the car had been newly developed compared to the preceding G-Series. This example has been in Belgium since 2013 and is currently in the hands of its fifth owner. Showing 158,553 kilometres, the car is accompanied by maintenance invoices dating back to 2002, supporting long-term care and consistent upkeep over the years. The car also benefits from a desirable equipment specification, including heated electric comfort seats, air conditioning, onboard computer, sunroof and rear wiper. Today, limited-production 964 variants continue to gain recognition among collectors, particularly examples retaining their original colours, specifications and documented history – qualities that make the Jubilee model especially sought-after within the air-cooled Porsche world. Private owner car – AD acting as intermediary

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