Porsche introduced a new version of their 911 in 1989; it was referred to internally as the 964 series. Porsche claimed the new 911 was 87-percent new compared to the outgoing models with elements that dated back to 1963. A unique limited-edition 911 was produced during the 964 series run, called the America Roadster. It featured a wide body or “turbo look,” minus the spoiler. The cars had no rear seating; instead the space was utilized for storage. The final year of 964 series 911 production was in 1993.

This 1993 Porsche 911 America Roadster is presented in Grand Prix White. The car is powered by a 3.6-liter, 247-hp flat six-cylinder engine which is paired to a five-speed manual transmission. It features special ABS braking and high performance suspension. The 911 rides on 17 inch Porsche Cup wheels. Power options on the car include power windows and steering. Books and tools are included in the sale of the vehicle. According to the Turbo-Look register only 326 U.S.-vin America Roadsters were produced, 47 of which were offered in Grand Prix White.