Porsche 928

The Porsche 928 is a sports grand tourer that marked the Porsche 928 history by embodying the brand's ambition to offer a modern and luxurious alternative to its emblematic models. Launched in 1977, this coupe sedan with a longitudinal front engine revolutionized the Stuttgart range by partially abandoning the heritage of the 911 to seduce a clientele seeking balanced comfort and performance. Produced for more than twenty years until 1995, the Porsche 928 experienced three major generations marked by the evolution of its atmospheric V8, ranging from 4.5 to 5.4 liters, and the progressive refinement of its futuristic silhouette signed by Butzi Porsche. The Porsche 928 generations distinguished themselves through constant progress in aerodynamics, braking systems and handling, positioning the Porsche 928 model in direct competition with the Mercedes 560 SEC and the Jaguar XJ-S. With its road temperament close to that of a true sports car combined with the equipment of a high-end grand tourer, the 928 represented Porsche's technological flagship during the 1980s and 1990s, seducing lovers of atypical and demanding cars. Its legacy endures today among collectors and Porsche 928 used car enthusiasts, attracted by its originality, relative rarity and its ability to provide a unique driving experience within the Porsche universe.