Porsche 993 Carrera 4

Performance varies according to version, which includes the Carrera, the all-wheel-drive Carrera 4, the twin-turbocharged Turbo, and the ultra-sporty RS, designed for a pure driving experience thanks to its low weight and 300 hp output. For extreme high-performance enthusiasts, the GT2 offers an upgraded engine and a road-legal racing configuration. The 993 Turbo, with its 408 hp (or up to 450 hp in more powerful versions), was the first 911 Turbo to be equipped with an all-wheel drive system.

A distinctive technical aspect of the 993 was the introduction of the aluminum multilink rear suspension system, known as the “Weissach rear axle,” which significantly improved road holding and reduced the classic oversteer of previous 911 generations. This made the 993 a more balanced and enjoyable car both on the road and on the track. In addition to coupe versions, special variants were produced such as the Targa, with an innovative panoramic glass roof, and the Cabriolet with a canvas top for lovers of open-top driving. Among the most exclusive models is the Turbo S, which combines unique details with an extraordinary power output of 450 hp.

The Porsche 993 is now considered one of the best 911s ever made, beloved for its unique character that blends the tradition of air-cooled Porsches with innovations that have improved its comfort and driving dynamics. With the switch to liquid cooling introduced by the 996 in 1998, the 993 marks the end of an era and remains an iconic car, a symbol of engineering and automotive passion.