Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Speedster

The vehicle in detail

According to Porsche records, this Speedster left the factory in Stuttgart on June 1, 1989, and was originally delivered to a German owner. The first owner selected several factory options, balancing comfort and performance, including electrically height-adjustable seats, an upgraded battery, adjustable seat heating, an alarm system, and the G50 manual gearbox.

The car was later imported into Belgium in 2016. Despite its age, it has been kept in remarkably original condition, with its factory paintwork, body, and interior well-preserved. The preserved paintwork makes it a rare find, as many classic Porsches have undergone refinishing over time.

The G-Body Speedster wasn’t just a limited-production sports car. It became a car admired by celebrities, musicians, and Hollywood actors alike. Over the years, it found its way into the garages of high-profile enthusiasts, some of whom helped cement its legendary status.

Few Hollywood stars are petrolheads quite like Paul Walker. His personal collection featured an impressive lineup of Porsches, including his beloved G-Body Speedster.

Also Slash, the legendary guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, owned a triple black 1989 Porsche 911 Speedster, a car that perfectly mirrored his rebellious, high-octane persona.