The 1994 911 Speedster Is An Awkward Looking Porsche RarityFewer than 100 of these quirky, roofless 911s were made. This 'Retro Review' from Motor Week takes back at one of the earliest road tests of the 964-based machine Matt Robinson Updated: 13 Apr 2017 Share Show Video ContentLoading this video will expose you to potential cookies and tracking by the provider Previous Article Bugatti Chiron Full Throttle Acceleration Next Article 5 Innovative Race Cars That Were So Quick They Rewrote The Rulebooks Matt Robinson Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt. Related Articles News 12 Exciting New Cars Still to Come in 2026 Used Cars The Best Used Sports Cars to Suit Every Budget Used Cars 10 Fast Used SUVs You can Buy for Under £10,000 News Special Edition Porsche 911 GT3 Marks 75 Years of the Brand in Britain News Theon’s Latest Porsche 911 Restomod is a Carbon-Bodied Masterpiece Features 10 Cool but Forgotten Performance Cars of the 1990sComments This is a beauty! I love the ‘94 model 911, especially those analog gauges and whale tail. 71 thousand…..were can I sing???? Latest News Workshop You’ll Never Go Back to the Old Ways With the Clarke PRO237 Digital Torque Wrench Workshop The Clarke CMC40B Car Creeper Helps Look After you While you Look After your Car News Aston Martin Vanquish Marks Quarter-Century with Throwback Special Edition News Nick Mason’s McLaren F1 GTR Could be the £26 million Star of Monterey Features Six Factory Alloy Wheels We’ll Never Stop LovingDon't miss the latest Car Throttle talking pointsPrivacy Policy Leave this field blank More News Features 10 Times The Estate Looked Better Than The Saloon Features Lamborghini Temerario Boss on the V8 Switch and Pushing the Limits of Power News The Smart Fortwo Is Finally Making A Comeback Workshop Let it Snow with Clarke’s SFHD5 Heavy Duty Snow Foam Workshop Never Get Caught Out With the Clarke CSJ1500 1.5 Tonne Scissor Jack
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This is a beauty!
I love the ‘94 model 911, especially those analog gauges and whale tail.
71 thousand…..were can I sing????