1990 Porsche 911

Introduced in 1989, the Porsche 964 marked a significant departure from its predecessor, ushering in a new era of engineering sophistication while preserving the essential character of the air-cooled 911. Among its most significant developments was the introduction of the Carrera 4Porsches first all-wheel-drive 911, drawing on technology developed for the legendary 959.
This 1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 4, finished in Baltic Blue Metallic over Grey leather, reflects the subtle strength of the early 964 generation. With 103,321 miles, it remains a mechanically honest and largely original example of Porsches engineering evolution at the close of the analog era.
While not a concours car, this Carrera 4 presents with a certain dignity. The paint shows well under natural light, with wear in expected places. Inside, the Grey leather retains its original stitching and structure, softened by time and use, and offering a comfortable, authentic driving environment.
Mechanically, the car remains strong. The air conditioning system blows cold, and the sunroof operates without issue, lending ease to warm-weather use. The 3.6-liter flat-six, paired with the 5-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive, delivers a connected and composed driveprecise, confident, and unmistakably Porsche.
Though modest in finish, this 964s appeal lies in its balance: well-sorted where it matters most, unpretentious in its imperfections, and unafraid to be driven as intended. It offers an ideal entry into the air-cooled 911 worlda usable classic with enduring mechanical appeal and an increasingly desirable place in the Porsche timeline.
Presenting well, and retaining its charm, this Carrera 4 awaits its next stewardready to write the next chapter on open roads and winding backcountry routes.