1989 Porsche 930

Make

Porsche

Model

930

Year

1989

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Connecticut

Transmission

5-Speed Manual

Mileage

31,000 miles

The Porsche 930, known to enthusiasts as the original 911 Turbo, was a car born from a desire for motorsport homologation that quickly evolved into a legend in its own right. Introduced in 1975, it was a brute-force machine, instantly recognizable by its "whale tail" spoiler and wide arches, designed to house the increased track and power. For 14 years, the 930 defined the supercar landscape, offering a thrilling, if sometimes challenging, driving experience that captivated a generation. By 1989, its final year of production, Porsche sent it off with a significant update, finally endowing the beast with a G50 five-speed manual transmission and a hydraulically assisted clutch, a long-awaited improvement that transformed its drivability. This particular 1989 930 Convertible represents the culmination of that iconic run, being one of just 600 cabriolets imported to the USA in its final production year. What truly sets this example apart is its exceptionally rare Stone Grey Metallic finish, a color seen on fewer than ten U.S.-bound cabriolets, paired with a classic black leather interior. With a mere 31,000 miles accumulated over three owners, this 282 hp turbocharged flat-six retains its formidable presence. Its superb condition is further underscored by an excellent service history, accompanied by a full interior tonneau cover and a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity. This is a rare chance to acquire a low-mileage, highly collectible piece of Porsche history, representing the ultimate iteration of the original 911 Turbo.