Overview

The Porsche 993 holds a special place in the history of the 911. As the final generation of the air cooled era, it represents the closing chapter of a design philosophy that defined Porsche for decades. Widely regarded as one of the most beautifully resolved versions of the 911, the 993 combined the classic character enthusiasts loved with meaningful technical improvements including a redesigned multi link rear suspension, better refinement and improved build quality.

Presented here is a 1995 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe finished in silver with black leather. Showing just over 44,000 km, this left hand drive example arrives at auction carrying a 3.5 overall rating with a B grade interior according to the inspectors. That score reflects a car that has seen normal use over the years and now requires attention in several cosmetic areas, but importantly it still retains the core ingredients that make the 993 so desirable today. With relatively modest mileage for a car approaching thirty years old, this particular example could make an excellent enthusiast project and a very rewarding car once refreshed.

Vehicle Details

Chassis number

• WP0ZZZ99ZSS312472

Mileage

• 44,333 km
• 27,546 miles

Engine

• 3.6 litre naturally aspirated flat six

Transmission

• Automatic

Drivetrain

• Rear wheel drive

Registration

• February 1995

Equipment and Features

• Sunroof
• Power steering
• Power windows
• ABS braking system
• Sports seats
• ETC system
• Leather interior
• Aftermarket alloy wheels
• Aftermarket rear spoiler

Condition Overview

The auction sheet indicates age related cosmetic wear consistent with a car that has been enjoyed rather than preserved. The condition diagram shows scratches across several panels and minor dents, along with paint imperfections that would benefit from cosmetic attention. The interior remains generally presentable with normal wear to the seats and trim.

Overall the notes suggest a usable car that would respond well to detailing and light restoration work rather than a vehicle requiring major structural repair.

Inspector Notes

• Seat wear
• Interior scuffs and marks
• Oil leakage recorded
• Front bonnet and bumper imperfections
• Small dents and scratches across the body
• Aftermarket rear spoiler fitted
• Paint imperfections present
• None of the notes indicate structural accident damage, but buyers should expect cosmetic refurbishment and potentially minor mechanical attention.

Autoselecta Price Guide

Values for the 993 continue to hold strong as collectors remain focused on the final air cooled generation of the Porsche 911. Looking at previous auction results and factoring in the condition noted by the inspectors, we would expect bidding somewhere in the region of £35,000 to £40,000 to be a sensible range for this example.

As always with auction cars, the most important rule is to bid confidently but sensibly and remember that the right number is ultimately what the car is worth to you on the day.

Summary

Even when presented with a few imperfections, the 993 remains one of the most desirable versions of the 911 ever built. Its air cooled flat six, unmistakable silhouette and historic significance ensure demand remains strong among enthusiasts worldwide.

With some care and attention this silver over black example has the potential to become a very striking car and could easily evolve into a real show stopper once refreshed.