The last Porsche 959, with 600 kilometres on the odometer

There are cars that are unforgettable and that defined an era, such as the Porsche 959, the fastest production car in the world in the mid-1980s and the first to feature all-wheel drive in a supercar. Its credentials are excellent, but what makes this particular 959 so special?

The red 959 you see in the pictures is the last one built in Stuttgart, in 1988. Its engine has covered only 600 kilometres, and it has been kept by a collector who has now had to make the decision to sell it at a price that has not been revealed, but which we imagine is one of those that makes you tremble.

And no wonder. The 959 was built in a small series of no more than 300 units and was used to homologate the Porsche Group B cars for the World Rally Championship, as well as some Porsche that competed in the Paris-Dakar Rally of that era.