Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2

Cabriolet, 1988

Porsche 911 G-model 3.2 convertible (US delivery)

One of the most coveted and now seldom represented edition models dates back to 1987. On the occasion of the celebrations for the sale of the 250,000th Porsche 911, Porsche launched the special model “250,000 Porsche 911 – anniversary special model 1987” for model year 1988 (from August 1, 1987). .
The special series has been limited to a total of 875 units. The distinguishing features of the G model, which is available as a coupé, targa and convertible, include its special diamond blue metallic paint finish (paint number F5F5), 15-inch foxes (7 and 8 x 15 inches) with wheel rim stars in the same color as the car and silver-blue raffia leather seats. The signature of company boss Ferry Porsche has also been embroidered on the headrests of the front sports seats. A silver-grey colored long-pile carpet has also been installed in the interior and trunk of the special model. And it goes further. The lavishly outfitted 911 also received a shorter gear shift, as well as an electric sunroof for the coupé and a bonnet without Carrera lettering. In terms of drive, in 1987 Porsche customers could choose between the alternatives "engine with cat" or "engine without cat"; an unthinkable option today. Depending on whether the boxer engine was ordered with or without an exhaust gas cleaner, the 911 driver had either 231 hp (without cat) or 217 hp (with cat) at his disposal.

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