We chose the Porsche 964 as our base because it provides us with the foundation to take the vehicle to the next level in every respect. Thanks to the wide range of configuration options, the WF-G64 comes to life in a variety of different forms. Whether as a classic Gran Turismo that takes you quickly yet comfortably from home to the Côte d’Azur. Or as an uncompromising “ground floor” model, comparable to your GT3, GT3 Touring, Turbo S, or GT2 RS.
The new, specially developed turbo engine was designed with a focus on everyday usability, efficiency, and performance. The two exhaust gas turbochargers enable early torque build-up, while the highly efficient air-water intercooler ensures consistent power and high efficiency with reduced stress on the materials.
But it’s not just the technology—the interior also becomes a canvas for individuality: from an authentic vintage look with classic flair to a functional, sporty design—every detail can be customized to your liking, making every WF-G64 a truly personal driving experience.
All body modifications are custom-made and cannot be found at any other manufacturer on the market. For example, the wheel arches are specifically tailored to the wheel/tire combination used here, which corresponds to the dimensions of a Porsche 997 Turbo/GT3.
As you can see: No matter how you envision “your” perfect 911, the new WF-G64 is a unique way to fulfill your wishes. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is just as unique. We want to make it difficult for you to find a better car on the market.
We offer the G64 as a naturally aspirated version (up to 360 hp) designated G64-R, as well as a twin-turbo version (500–560 hp) designated G64-TT.
The G64-R is designed for winding mountain passes, country roads, or track days. Thanks to its lightweight construction, it achieves an excellent power-to-weight ratio, resulting in agility comparable to a GT3.
The G64-TT is modeled after the characteristics of a classic Gran Turismo, with a greater focus on comfort and higher cruising speeds (V-max > 320 km/h). However, both models can be tailored to the owner’s exact needs through a wide range of customization options.
The turbocharged engine was developed with a focus on everyday usability. It impresses with its smooth operation, excellent efficiency, and very good drivability. Thanks to ample power in every situation and state-of-the-art engine management, it offers a dynamic yet comfortable driving experience.
WF G64-R:
Full WF G64 carbon body (color of your choice)
Air-cooled naturally aspirated engine 3.8L 330 hp (360 hp/export)
approx. 1150 kg
5-speed transmission with limited-slip differential and short-shift
The suspension is a combination of the 993 RS and the 964 Turbo/RS, fully mounted on Uniball bearings, with an MCS damping system
19″ Fuchs-design wheels with 235/35R19 and 295/30R19 Michelin tires
Brembo brake system: 355mm front + 345mm rear
Power steering
ABS
Air conditioning
Full leather interior (color of your choice) with Recaro sport seats, kept close to the original overall and fitted with high-quality materials.
LED headlights
Special equipment available upon request
German TÜV inspection
WF G64TT:
Full WF G64 carbon body (color of your choice)
Air-cooled twin-turbo engine 3.6L 500–560 hp with water-cooled intercooler system
approx. 1,260 kg
Traction control
5-speed transmission with modified gear ratios (top speed > 320 km/h), limited-slip differential, and short-shift
The suspension is a combination of the 993 RS and the 964 Turbo/RS, fully mounted on Uniball bearings, with an MCS damping system
19-inch Fuchs-design wheels with 235/35R19 and 295/30R19 Michelin tires
Brembo brake system: 355 mm front + 345 mm rear
Power steering
ABS
Air conditioning
Full leather interior (color of your choice) with Recaro sports seats, kept close to the original overall and fitted with high-quality materials.
LED headlights
Special equipment available upon request
German TÜV inspection
Note: This vehicle has already been sold and is shown here only as an example of another vehicle!
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