The Porsche 911: A Comprehensive History of the 1980s, 1990s, and Early 2000s
1980 Porsche 911
The 1980 Porsche 911 was a significant year for the iconic sports car. It marked the introduction of the G-Series 911, which featured a number of updates over the previous generation, including a new impact-absorbing bumper system, a wider rear track, and more powerful engines.
The 1980 911 was also available in a wider range of body styles than ever before, including a new Turbo model. The Turbo was the first 911 to be powered by a turbocharged engine, and it was one of the fastest cars on the road at the time.
Other notable features of the 1980 911 included a new interior with improved ergonomics, a more efficient air conditioning system, and a new sound system.
1990 Porsche 911
The 1990 Porsche 911 marked the introduction of the 964 Series 911. The 964 Series was a major update over the previous G-Series, with a new all-wheel-drive system, a more powerful engine, and a more modern interior.
The 1990 911 was also the first 911 to be available with a convertible body style. The convertible was a popular option, and it helped to broaden the appeal of the 911 to a wider range of buyers.
Other notable features of the 1990 911 included a new Tiptronic automatic transmission, a new traction control system, and a new airbag system.