Porsche 944 Coupé
Highlights
- A sought-after youngtimer
- Balanced and proven mechanics
- A true icon of the 1980s
1985 Porsche 944
Unveiled for the first time at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1981, the Porsche 944 followed in the footsteps of front-engine, rear-wheel-drive models, based on the famous “transaxle” architecture introduced a few years earlier by the 924 and then the 928.
Designed under the direction of Anatole Lapine, with the assistance of Harm Lagaay, the 944 retained the basic lines of the 924 while adopting wider, more muscular fenders, which became one of its visual hallmarks.
The year 1985 marked a major turning point in the model’s history. After producing more than 60,000 units in just three years, Porsche thoroughly revamped its sports car with the arrival of Phase 2.
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