1997 Porsche 911 Carrera

HIGHLIGHTS:
EXQUISITE CONDITION THROUGHOUT
RARE AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE EUROPEAN-SPECIFICATION EXAMPLE
SHOWING 44,531 MILES (ODO SHOWS 71,666 KM)
ONE OF ONLY 1,843 BUILT WORLDWIDE
RARE POWER PANORAMIC TARGA TOP
RECENT SERVICE INCLUDING ALL NEW TIRES
DRIVES AND PERFORMS AS NEW
EQUIPPED WITH THE DESIRABLE 'TIPTRONIC S' AUTOMATIC
ACCOMPANIED WITH ITS OWNER'S MANUAL, TOOLS, SPARE TIRE, AND CLEAN CARFAX
TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT POTENTIAL
A DREAM FOR THE PORSCHE COLLECTOR

FEATURES INCLUDE:
3.6L FLAT-6
FOUR-SPEED 'TIPTRONIC S' AUTOMATIC
POWER PANORAMIC SUNROOF W/SUNSHADE
XENON 'LITRONIC' HEADLAMPS
TINTED WINDSHIELD
REAR WINDOW WIPER
POWER SPOILER
TARGA-EXLUSIVE TWO-PIECE ALLOY WHEELS
LEATHER UPHOLSTERY
FRONT SEATS W/POWER HEIGHT
POWER STEERING
POWER ANTI-LOCK BRAKES
POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS
POWER MIRRORS
AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL

When Porsche's engineers were finally allocated the resources to develop the 911 after years of stagnation in the early 1980s, progress was swift. First came the 964 in 1989, which brought numerous performance and drivability updates the car had been lacking. Fast on its heels came the 993 in 1994 - a car that has since become renowned for its status as the final air-cooled 911. With dramatic exterior styling updates and a brand-new multi-link suspension, the 993-generation 911 fully brought the car into the modern era. A roomier interior and, for 1996, the introduction of VarioRam for extra horsepower, ensured the 993 exceeded the expectations of the company's most dedicated clients.

Also for 1996 came the release of the 993 Targa. Unlike previous models which featured a removable roof panel, the company chose a more elegant solution: a power 'panoramic' glass sunroof that retracted behind the rear window. Unique rear quarter-window styling, the cabriolet's 'handlebar' CHMSL brake light, and exclusive two-piece wheels are additional tells, making it easy to differentiate a Targa from standard coupes. While some enthusiasts mourned the loss of the fully removable panel and distinctive 'roll hoop' styling, this solution is far more convenient in day-to-day use. With only 4,583 reportedly produced worldwide before the release of the 996, 993 Targas are a rare entry into one of Porsche's most well-regarded vehicles.

The magnificent 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa featured here is finished in classic and desirable Arctic Silver Metallic over an impeccably kept Black leather interior. This rare, low-production 911 Targa model was built to European specifications for the Japanese market, offering a desirable upgrade in performance than its US-destined counterparts. This investment-grade Porsche checks all the boxes with its superb color combination, low miles, and impressive condition thanks to meticulous maintenance. Because of this, I personally believe the best potential of this limited-production air-cooled Porsche 911 Carrera Targa will grow beyond your imagination. Offered to the most sophisticated collector, investor, or enthusiast who understands and appreciates the investment potential of this up and coming classic!