1989 Porsche 930

Make

Porsche

Model

930

Year

1989

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Connecticut

Transmission

5-Speed Manual

Mileage

23,900 miles

The Porsche 930, known to many as the original 911 Turbo, burst onto the scene in 1975, forever changing the landscape of performance cars. Conceived by Ernst Fuhrmann as a homologation special for racing, it quickly became a road-going icon, celebrated for its dramatic wide fenders, whale-tail spoiler, and exhilarating turbocharged power delivery. By the late 1980s, Porsche introduced one of its most distinctive variants: the Flachbau, or Slantnose (option code 505). Inspired by the legendary 935 race car, these factory-built aerodynamic marvels featured pop-up headlights and reshaped front fenders, offering a unique blend of racing pedigree and exotic street presence. Among the rarest of these Slantnose models were the cabriolets, with just 609 examples produced for the USA market between 1987 and 1989. Even more exclusive were the 1989 models, with only 75 built, marking the final year of 930 production before the introduction of the 964. This particular 1989 Porsche 930 Slantnose Cabriolet stands as a testament to that exclusivity, showcasing a remarkably low 23,900 miles. It benefits from the highly desirable G50 5-speed manual transmission, a feature available only in 1989 930s, offering a more engaging driving experience than the earlier 4-speed units. Further enhancing its enthusiast appeal, this example was factory-equipped with a limited-slip differential (LSD), a short-shift kit, and features color-matched centers on its iconic Fuchs wheels. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a pinnacle of 1980s Porsche performance and design, combining the ultimate 930 specification with exceptional rarity.