Porsche 993

The Porsche 993, also known as the Porsche 911 (993), was a generation of the Porsche 911 produced by German automaker Porsche between 1993 and 1998. It was the last of the air-cooled 911 models and is considered by many Porsche enthusiasts to be one of the best Porsche 911 models ever made.

The design of the Porsche 993 was a continuation of the classic Porsche 911 design, with its iconic round headlights and sloping rear end. However, the 993 featured some important updates and improvements over its predecessors. It was the first Porsche 911 to feature a completely redesigned suspension system, giving it better handling and ride comfort. The 993 also featured a more powerful engine, with the top-of-the-line Turbo model producing 408 horsepower.

Production of the Porsche 993 began in 1993 at Porsche's main production facility in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Germany. The 993 was available in a variety of body styles, including coupe, cabriolet, and targa. Porsche also produced several special edition models of the 993, such as the Turbo S, Carrera S, and GT2.

The Porsche 993 was well-received by critics and consumers alike, with many praising its handling, performance, and build quality. It quickly became a sought-after collector's item, with prices for well-maintained examples continuing to rise.

Sales of the Porsche 993 were strong throughout its production run, with the United States being one of the largest markets for the car. The 993 was popular among enthusiasts and collectors, who appreciated its classic design and driving dynamics. Today, the Porsche 993 is highly sought after on the used car market, with prices for well-maintained examples often exceeding six figures.