The 964 RS was introduced in 1991. Porsche revived the “Rennsport” name based on the 964. The body was lightened, the suspension was stiffened, and power steering and ABS became optional. This radical evolution of the Carrera is now considered a benchmark among collectors. Only 2,980 units rolled off the production line.
This particular car was delivered new in Germany on September 8, 1992.
The car arrived in France in 2005. It has always been serviced by the Porsche network or by specialists in the brand. Its original service booklet details its maintenance history, and invoices attest to the car’s proper mechanical upkeep.
This RS is finished in the rare Grand Prix White color. The car is in very good overall condition, true to its original specification, and has not been modified.
The car received a fresh coat of paint in late 2025. The preparation and painting were done to the highest standards, and the paintwork is of high quality. Our 964 RS features its original aluminum hood and magnesium wheels. It is sold with an additional set of wheels currently mounted on the car.
The interior is original and rare in this black/magenta color scheme. It is exceptionally well-preserved and still in its original condition. The leather shows no signs of significant wear, and the carpets are in perfect condition. The instrumentation and dashboard controls are fully functional.
⚙️The car is in very good running condition. The ignition, fuel injection, and oil pressure are all good. There are no engine oil leaks to report. The gears shift smoothly, without any issues. The car’s handling is excellent.
Note that the car has just undergone a major service (08/2026) including:
- Engine oil change;
- Brake fluid flush;
- Transmission fluid change;
- Clutch fluid flush;
- New spark plugs and spark plug wiring harness;
- Dual ignition system serviced;
- New accessory belts;
- Air intake hose replacement;
- Heater control board repaired;
- Vehicle inspection.
🛞 Tire DOT date: 2016
📃 Options & Equipment:
– 220: 40% limited-slip differential;
– 231: Unidentified option (listed as “Canadian” in the catalog);
– 384 / 385: Left and right bucket seats;
– 404: Front/rear stabilizer bar;
– 481: 5-speed manual transmission;
– 499: German version;
– 564: No airbag;
– 656: Without power steering.
🛠 Maintenance history:
– 12/07/1993 at 5,634 km – Porsche Soest (Germany)
– March 20, 1997 at 19,491 km – Porsche Limburg (Netherlands)
– July 10, 1998 at 30,084 km – Porsche Ulm (Germany)
– 11/24/2003 at 54,783 km – Porsche Kaul & Will (Germany)
– March 9, 2005 at 55,460 km – Porsche Europe Cars Sélection in Obernai (France)
– March 11, 2005 at 55,512 km – Porsche K 67 in Strasbourg (AT07 recall campaign) (France)
– August 8, 2014 at 73,000 km – R.S. Garage (France)
– January 19, 2016 at 68,953 km – APC Sport et Prestige in Alfortville (France)
– January 7, 2017 at 72,789 km – APC Sport et Prestige in Alfortville (France)
– June 25, 2021 at 75,800 km – R.S. Garage (France)
– December 20, 2024 at 76,150 km – R.S. Garage (France)
– August 5, 2026 at 77,200 km – R.S. Garage (France)
📄 Documents:
- Registration certificate;
- Vehicle History Report;
- Vehicle inspection report;
- Service log;
- CarVertical report;
- Inspection report
The car can be viewed at our Paris location (75006).
The information in this listing is provided by the seller.
"Sérénité" package and a 6-month mechanical breakdown warranty included.
Financing available.
Worldwide delivery available.
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