Special edition  Special edition
(928)
5.4 L
350 hp
1992 / 1995
(928)
5.0 L
330 hp
1990 / 1991
(924)
2.0 L
280 hp
1981
(924)
2.0 L
245 hp
1981
(924)
2.0 L
210 hp
1981
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(914)
916
2.3 L
190 hp
1972
enlarged photo of Classic
Mechanics Bodywork Performance **
Engine flat-6 Width 1740 cm Top speed 230 km/h
Layout Mid Length 4010 cm 0-100 km/h 7.0 s
Displacement 2.3 L Height 1230 cm Production
Maximum power 190 hp Weight * 1000 kg 11
Fuel consumption 16.0 L/100 km Fuel tank 56 / 6 L Price when new Value 2013 ***
Gearbox Rear-wheel drive Boot capacity 160 / 210 L 21.300 € / €
The 916, which is often rightly confused with the Porsche 914/6, also uses a flat-6 engine, but of a completely different calibre from the 110 hp 2.0L. The 916 has the most powerful flat engine currently available, the one in the 911 2.4 S with 190 hp. Produced in 1971 outside the official catalogue, the 916 received in 1972, for only two examples, the diabolical engine of the 210 hp Carrera RS 2.7. It is understandable that Porsche did not put this car on the market, as it posed a great danger to the 911! Ferdinand Piëch received the first prototype, which bore the nickname “Brutus”, and in total only 11 official examples of this singular jewel were built, most of which were delivered to the Porsche and Piëch family. The beastly looks nevertheless gave rise to countless copies. A Porsche 918 was also built in the form of two prototypes, a 914 with 8 cylinders and 260 hp.
(904)
2.0 L
155 hp
1964/1965
(550)
1.5 L
110 hp
1954 / 1956
(356)
2.0 L
130 hp
1964
(356)
2.0 L
130 hp
1964
(356)
2.0 L
130 hp
1962 / 1963
(356)
2.0 L
130 hp
1962 / 1963
(356)
1.6 L
115 hp
1960 / 1961
(356)
1.5 L
100 hp
1956 / 1958
(356)
1.5 L
100 hp
1956 / 1959
(356)
1.5 L
100 hp
1956 / 1959
(356)
1.5 L
70 hp
1952 / 1953


* The weight is the maximum measured weight (EC standard).
** The power figures refer to vehicles with a manual gearbox (except Cayenne and Panamera).
*** The value is the one published by Flat6 Magazine or LVA (average of good and very good), which in our opinion is the closest to the market price, with a slight tendency to overvalue older models. For this purpose, the vehicle is assumed to have covered an average of 10,000 km per year. We do not give any value for current models.