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In the ’80s, Porsche’s 944 converted the disappointing legacy of the 924, emerging as an unmistakable icon.
Born as an upgrade from the 924, the 944 impressed with a bold design and a “Made in Porsche” engine. Its debut in 1981 at the Frankfurt Auto Show was the starting point for a success story that would redefine standards.
From the Turbo S’s speed to the S2’s responsiveness, the 944 range delivered unique thrills. Speed, power, and style merged, shaping the DNA of a car destined to leave a mark.
Despite its four-cylinder engine, the 944 introduced cutting-edge technical innovations, like the transaxle gearbox. The performance captured the imagination of enthusiasts, making the 944 an undeniable force.
Departing the stage in 1991, the 944 is now a coveted item. Rising valuations and a fascinating legacy make it one of the most sought-after ’80s icons among vintage car enthusiasts.
Source: Porsche
