1983 Porsche 911 Type 930 Turbo 3.3
Serial number WPOZZZ93ZDS000656
-135,000 kilometres
- Very limited factory options, including Turbo S equipment
- French registration

A true icon, the Porsche 930 Turbo represents an entire era, with a record 12 years in the Stuttgart firm's catalogue. Launched in 1975 with a 3.0-litre engine, the 930 Turbo was quickly upgraded to 3.3 litres and 300 bhp in response to public demand. Thanks to this displacement, boosted by a larger KKK turbo and a new air/air intercooler, the 930 entered the closed circle of supercars with exceptional performance. It even earned the title of "production car with the best acceleration in the world", capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 kilometres per hour in 5.4 seconds, and continuing its momentum until the needle on the speedometer reached 260. All this earned it a reputation as a sultry, virile car. Driving it requires a certain amount of care, given the ON/OFF effect of the Turbo.

This Porsche 911 type 930 Turbo 3.3 rolled off the production line on 28 April 1983. It was sold new in Germany to Mr Karl-Heinz Orstein. Painted in black (code A1) and fitted with a full black leather interior with perforated seat cushions (VD), it had a number of rare options: manual rear 2-point seat belts (186); self-locking differential (220); electrically adjustable and heated passenger door mirror (261); Symphony RDS cassette radio (327); black headlining (469); air conditioning (559)... Above all, it was fitted at the factory with a front bumper with central oil cooler, rocker panel covers and rear wing air inlets. It was then serviced by the Direkthändler Porsche dealership in Koblenz until it reached 54,842 kilometres in 1985. It was then imported into France under the registration number 930 SM 03, and from 1995 onwards was serviced by First Automobiles in Colmar, where it clocked up 87,654 kilometres.
In 1998, it passed the 100,000 kilometre mark and was serviced by a specialist in Yzeure. It then moved to the Sedan area where, between 2014 and 2015, it underwent