Porsche 911 S - 1972
The Porsche 911 S (1972) is regarded as one of the most fascinating evolutionary stages of the early 911 generation, combining classic styling with noticeably enhanced performance. It was powered by an air-cooled 2.4-litre flat-six boxer engine producing around 190 hp, famous for its high-revving character. A distinctive feature of the 1972 model year is the unusual position of the oil filler flap behind the right-hand door – a solution used for just one year and today considered a coveted collector's detail. With its low weight, direct steering and precise handling, the 911 S of this era embodies Porsche's purist sports car spirit in perhaps its most original form.
