Porsche 964 Speedster 1993 3.6L Manual RHD

By the early 1990s Porsche was well into production of the 964 generation 911 when the low-volume Speedster joined the range. Only 925 examples were built worldwide. Around half were delivered to the United States, with most of the remainder supplied in left-hand-drive European specification, making right-hand-drive cars the rarest and most desirable Speedster derivative. These cars also benefited from key upgrades including power steering, ABS, front coil-spring suspension, and an electrically operated rear spoiler.

The Speedster name has long been synonymous with Porsche’s most distinctive, low-production open sports cars, a legacy that began in the 1950s with the 356. First introduced in late 1954 following Max Hoffman’s proposal for a lighter, more minimalist open-top Porsche for the American market, the Speedster quickly became an instant success both on the road and on the racing circuit.