At Porsche the Heritage Design models represent the most emotionally driven concepts of the Porsche product strategy,” says Alexander Fabig, Vice President Individualization and Classic.

“This unique approach sees the Style Porsche design department working with Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur to reinterpret iconic 911 models and equipment from the 1950s through to the 1980s and to revive design features from those decades.” Porsche is launching four limited-edition models over an extended period. The first of these was presented in 2020: the 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition with design elements from the 1950s and 1960s.

The 911 997 based 911 Sport Classic was a huge success launched in 2009 limited to a production build of 250 units and after this, in 2014 the 911 991 Turbo S Exclusive GB Edition was a Porsche classic success but with a production build of 40 cars ever produced these cars are never seen in the flesh. These limited build numbers show the effort Porsche goes to in order to ensure these models are rare and very special to collectors.

Back in 2014 this Turbo S Exclusive GB Edition was revealed at the quintessentially British Goodwood Revival meeting and the Porsche classic workshop generated so much interest and the design studio allowed Porsche enthusiasts to see behind the scenes and in 2022 with the release of this classic 992 the car is set to make a huge impact.