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Following the conclusion of 930 Turbo production, Porsche reintroduced the 964-generation 911 Turbo in 1991. The drivetrain was essentially that of the standard rear-wheel-drive Carrera 2, with a 3.6-liter twin-turbocharged and twin-intercooled flat-six (M64/60) developing a healthy 408 hp at 5,750 rpm. There was ABS, assisted braking and power steering.
It was a sensation to those who had known the previous generation well, as the 964 Turbo 3.6 was not only faster and more powerful, but Porsche also managed to make the car easier to control. Car & Driver magazine proclaimed in May of 1993 that the new 911 Turbo was ‘easier and more predictable to drive aggressively than any recent 911 Turbo. One no longer needs to have graduated from the Hans Stuck opposite-lock academy to explore the full potential of this car’s awesome power.’
Built in October of 1993, this 911 Turbo 3.6 was delivered new to the U.S. An accompanying CARFAX report shows that the car was first registered in Alabama before moving to Oklahoma the following year. By 1996, the car moved north to Pennsylvania, where it remained at least until 2006.
By 2013, the car had been exported to Kuwait. There, it was involved in an accident while driving on the track. Afterwards, the car was fully restored and repaired by a Porsche dealership in Kuwait and was fitted with wider rear wheels. Purchased by the current owner shortly thereafter, it now presents beautifully throughout. Furthermore, the engine was rebuilt at the same time and is said to perform wonderfully. More recently, the car received an oil change in house at the consignor’s collection earlier this year.
Finished in menacing black over a black interior, the car sports leather-trimmed bucket seats and a sport steering wheel, adding to its overall desirability. It would surely make a thrilling example to any Porsche collection and is ready to be driven and enjoyed as its manufacturers intended.


