Porsche 924 Carrera GT - evolutionary model in 406 units
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Summary
The Porsche 924 Carrera GT was built in 1980 as an evolutionary model and basic model for racing homologation in Group 4 in 406 units and sold for DM 60,000 or 58,000 francs. At the time, nobody offered more horsepower per liter of displacement, but despite this top performance and its racing orientation, the Carrera GT was a sports car that was perfectly suitable for long distances. This report describes its characteristics and its history and shows it and its predecessors in over 70 pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- From the 924 to the Turbo
- With the vanguard to racing success at Le Mans and the thing with the rabbit
- From Le Mans car to Carrera GT
- Extensive modifications
- Not the fastest, but the most economical?
- Sold out quickly?
- From GT to GTS
- Up to the Group 4 racing version
- From the 924 to the 944
- Well-maintained Gran Turismo
- Addictive whistling of the turbo
- Not uncomfortable
- Investment tip?
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 11min
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The Porsche 924 suffered from image problems throughout its entire construction period, as its big brother, the 911, was too overpowering. To change this, Porsche adopted an old strategy and produced a racing version, which achieved an excellent 6th place at Le Mans in 1980. An evolutionary model was then created on this basis, the Porsche 924 Carrera GT, of which 406 were built. In the early seventies, Wolfsburg and Stuttgart pondered a successor to the VW-Porsche 914. Under the project number EA 425, the Porsche development department in Zuffenhausen began working on a front-engined sports car in 1970, which was occasionally also planned as a thoroughbred Volkswagen model.
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