Porsche 944
5 Budget Driver-Focused Porsches That Should Be On Your Radar
These Porsches may not be amongst the greatest models from the German sports car maker, but they do make up for it with a thrilling drive on the cheap
Porsche cars are widely considered as some of the best sports cars that are also suitable for daily drivers. While there are a few exceptions, those being the more track-focused GT variants of the 911 and 718 models, the level of engineering and fine-tuning that goes into a Porsche is matched only by a few other companies in the industry. And even then, they would charge you a lot more. But that doesn’t mean Porsche sports cars are affordable.
Bizzare Porsche 944 6x6 Targa Pickup Was Someone's 26-Year Project Car
A 944 unlike anything else out there, this one-off creation that took 2,500 man hours to complete, can now be yours
When you hear the word Porsche, a truck is probably the last thing that comes to mind. But that’s exactly what we have here. A custom Targa pickup based on a 1987 Porsche 944 coupe. Currently based in Germany, this strange creation is now up for sale on Elfersport, and here’s what you need to know about it.
Turbo S Bargain: This Classic Limited-Run Porsche Can Be Yours For Less Than $15k
It's hard to believe that Porsche once gave its revered "Turbo S" badge to a four-cylinder grand tourer
Back in the 1980s, the front-engined Porsche 944 turned heads with its pop-up headlights, sleek curves, and practicality owing to the hatchback body style. Even today, it remains a seriously cool and affordable way to get into the world of classic Porsches, offering a blend of ’80s style and driving fun that’s hard to beat. However, the 944 Turbo S, built only for the 1988 model year, was special. It was a limited-edition, more beefed-up version of the standard 944.