Porsche created two new models for the burgeoning early ‘90s GT racing scene: the Flat 6 normally aspirated 964-based 911 Carrera RSR and the forced induction inline four cylinder 968 Turbo RS.
Read MoreAlthough commercially the early 1990s was Porsche’s nadir, during this troubled period the company still produced a wide array of critically acclaimed and now much sought after models.
Read MoreIn order for their customers to contest the new GT2 and GT3 classes of international motor racing, Porsche respectively created the 911 3.8 Carrera RSR and 968 Turbo RS. To homologate these…
Read MoreThe early 1990s recession hit Porsche as hard as any of the other big sports car manufacturers. It wasn’t until the 993-based 911 arrived in September 1993 that things steadily began to improve for…
Read MoreAs turbocharged versions of both the 924 and 944 had been produced, it seemed likely that Porsche would launch a forced induction 968. However, neither the turbocharged 924 or 944 had been a…
Read MoreThe 968 was Porsche’s successor to the 944: a front-engined four cylinder 2+2 that had sold in huge numbers between 1981 and 1991. Subtly re-styled and re-engineered, the 968 was conceived as an…
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