1992 PORSCHE 911

Kelham Hall | Newark, Nottinghamshire 38000 - 45000 Registration No: J241 ENW Chassis No: WP0ZZZ96ZMS450639 MOT: September 2025 � C16-specification UK car with Tiptronic transmission � Subjected to a recently completed thorough cosmetic overhaul including a complete high-quality repaint and interior re-trim � The beneficiary of an engine overhaul by Porsche Specialists Pickup Motorsport less than 6,000 miles ago The introduction of the 964-coded 911 in 1989 represented a product refresh by Porsche designers on almost every level. The Stuttgart marque claimed that its next-generation 911 was �85 per cent new� compared to the version it replaced. Cosmetically, the type-964 was more refined with integrated bumpers, while its sleek profile not only aided visual appeal but drastically improved the 911�s aerodynamics. The model was available in Cabriolet, Coup�, or Targa form, with the latter making for the rarest cars. Coincidentally, the 964 represented the last generation that Porsche offered a Targa roof until it was revived with the type-991 in 2011. Mechanically, the type-964 benefitted from an all-new type-M64 engine. The naturally aspirated flat-six displaced 3.6 litres for a factory-rated 247 horsepower. Porsche overhauled the suspension set-up, replacing torsion bars with coil springs and shock absorbers, while power steering and ABS were both included as standard for the first time. As another first for Porsche, cars badged Carrera 4 offered all-wheel drive. While the Carrera 2 arrived one year into 964 production to appease purists pining for a rear-wheel-drive set-up, Porsche engineers gave power to all four wheels to compensate for the weight of the rear-mounted engine, in a bid to improve handling. A similar configuration was found in the 959, produced alongside the 964. Autocar's performance figures for the manual gearbox Coupe were 0-60mph in 5.1 seconds and a top speed of 158mph. The total number of 964s produced was 53,180, of which 11,013 were Carrera 2 Cabriolets. More information to follow.