Porsche 959

The Porsche 959 was introduced in 1985 as a high-performance sports car. It features a 2.85L flat-six turbocharged engine producing 450 hp, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. This coupe variant is notable for its all-wheel drive system and cutting-edge technology, including active aerodynamics and a sophisticated traction control system. Limited production made it one of the most desirable models of its time.

The Porsche 959 Sport variant was introduced in 1987, designed for those seeking enhanced performance. It features the same 2.85L flat-six turbocharged engine but with a focus on weight reduction, using less sound insulation and different body materials. This variant offers improved handling characteristics and a sportier driving experience, catering to enthusiasts and collectors.

The Porsche 959 Komfort was the more luxurious version of the 959, introduced alongside the standard model in 1985. It maintains the 2.85L turbocharged engine but includes more comfort features such as leather upholstery, enhanced audio systems, and superior sound insulation. This variant is aimed at buyers looking for a combination of performance and comfort.

The Porsche 959 Paris-Dakar was a specialized variant developed for the challenging Paris-Dakar Rally. Introduced in 1986, it features modifications for off-road performance, including an upgraded suspension and enhanced underbody protection. The engine remains the same at 2.85L turbocharged flat-six, but this variant is built to withstand the rigors of rally racing, showcasing Porsche's versatility in motorsport.