New price record for a 928?
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Nordschleife Master
Deservedly so.. thats a very exclusive optioned 5-speed GTS right there.
Thats nearly all the leather options ticked (except the bezel on the seat controls), plus wheels painted to match.
Wonder if the badge on the rear bumper is factory? (assume its a Porsche badge?)
Thats nearly all the leather options ticked (except the bezel on the seat controls), plus wheels painted to match.
Wonder if the badge on the rear bumper is factory? (assume its a Porsche badge?)
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No, that's just a for sale price. No record until there is a sale, then we see what it is. The actual price record for a 928 was Derek Bell's prototype Club Sport which sold at Bonhams for $298,000 US dollars (including premium). https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23596/lot/27/.
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Beautiful car. Love the color and white leather but that white dash and console looks so albino strange.
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#9
Burning Brakes
They all look factory to me with the exception of the radio. The wheels, leather, and wood have all been seen on other exclusive 928s.
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I can certainly appreciate the amount of craftsmanship lavished on the interior, but I don't like the aesthetic of all the white. The dash, console, pod and controls would look better in a darker color leather. 8f not black, color matching the lether on those items to the exterior paint and leaving the rest white would certainly have fit the 90s trends.
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Race Car
The Exclusive Dept. at Porsche would do all kinds of custom work for customers with deep enough pockets. Everything white in that interior is covered in leather.
I can certainly appreciate the amount of craftsmanship lavished on the interior, but I don't like the aesthetic of all the white. The dash, console, pod and controls would look better in a darker color leather. 8f not black, color matching the lether on those items to the exterior paint and leaving the rest white would certainly have fit the 90s trends.
I can certainly appreciate the amount of craftsmanship lavished on the interior, but I don't like the aesthetic of all the white. The dash, console, pod and controls would look better in a darker color leather. 8f not black, color matching the lether on those items to the exterior paint and leaving the rest white would certainly have fit the 90s trends.
Here is such a car:
https://www.automobile.fr/Voiture/x/...247937954.html
For my records, does someone know the VIN of the GTS for sale?