Porsche introduces a new navigation system for its classic models

The Stuttgart brand once again demonstrates how important the care and maintenance of its classic models are to it, continuously offering accessories and updates that make Porsche models one of the most coveted pieces for the lover of cars of yesteryear.

So from now on, those fortunate owners of the sports car generations ranging from the first 911 of the 1960s to the last air-cooled 911 from the mid-1990s will be able to fit a new navigation system.

This device fits perfectly into the DIN-1 slot and consists of two main knobs and six buttons integrated into the 3.5-inch touchscreen. In addition to the navigation system, it offers other features such as low-interference radio reception, the ability to connect your phone via Bluetooth, or an external source for music. Furthermore, the classic radio not only has a built-in microphone, but also features an external one. The integrated amplifier delivers 4×45 watts and can be connected to the speakers directly, or to the original sound system using an optional adapter cable.

This navigation system has been developed exclusively for Porsche Classic, the division of the sports car manufacturer responsible for maintaining cars produced more than ten years ago. The device is already available in Spain through the Porsche Official Centers at a price of €1,203.91, VAT included.

Source | Porsche