Porsche 962C Le Mans Coupe 1989
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Specifications Porsche 962C Le Mans Coupe 1989 blueprint
The Porsche 962C Le Mans Coupe 1989 is a powerful and iconic race car that is sure to turn heads on the track. A highlight from Porsches illustrious storied racing history, this pinnacle of high-performance engineering is capable of astounding speeds and extraordinary performance on the track. Its impressive array of features never fail to amaze. This particular model is powered by a 3.2 Litre flat six motor boasting up to 780 horsepower, mated to a five-speed manual transmission allowing for exceptional levels of control. A low centre-of-gravity, combined with a lightweight, fibre-glass bodykit give it agility and stability enabling it to negotiate tight corners with ease. This Le Mans Coupe also incorporates air-inlet pods and a larger rear wing for superior aerodynamics. A clever combination of wider tyres, special dampers and brakes ensure the 962C retains its legendary handling characteristics even under the most demanding track conditions. It is truly a work of art, a perfect marriage of form and function that has helped make it a timeless classic. With a sleek, understated exterior dominated by its light-weight alloy bodywork, classic 17 wheels and discreet badging its a timeless example of contemporary style and performance. Collectors, racing enthusiasts and Porsche devout will be inspired by its raw power and effortless beauty. The 962C Le Mans Coupe 1989 surely stands as an unrivalled icon amongst performance cars and a true favourite amongst automotive aficionados.
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