One of only 29 RUF CTR built by the factory, and one of just nine finished in the iconic Blutengelb (Blossom Yellow) that gave the car its unforgettable nickname, sold at the Gooding & Company Amelia ...

For 40 years, the entry-level Porsche 911 has been called ‘Carrera’. Back in 1984, a 911 3.2 Carrera developed 231hp, accelerated to 62mph in 5.6 seconds and cost £31,950. For comparison ...

The Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7’s four-spoke steering wheel features the Stuttgart maker’s crest This is a Touring example so ...

The SC is a 911 that fell through the cracks, overshadowed by prettier and less common models of the early ’70s and too subtle to be remembered ahead of the whale-tailed 3.2 Carrera of the ’80s.

A great example is the B32, a VW Transporter T3 with a Porsche VIN, used to transport spare parts for the 959 Dakar rally car in 1985. This special T3 is fitted with a Carrera-swapped 3.2-liter ...