Part of the collection of a Côte d'Azur-based businessman

- Limited edition, only 100 produced!

- Sold new in France, one owner from new

- Less than 3,650km since new, VAT paid in France

For more than 30 years, the Porsche Exclusive department has sought to offer customisation as close as possible to its customers, directly from the factory, benefitting from a long tradition of creating limited edition vehicle projects. The Porsche 991 Targa 4S Exclusive Design Edition, produced in a limited edition of 100, is a worthy example of this. Available only in 'Etna Blue', the colour offered for the Porsche 356 Bs in the early 1960s, it features a number of elements in a metallic golden white colour: the Targa rollover bar, the 20-inch RS Spyder wheels, and the decorative Porsche logo on the sides. Inside, the upholstery features several hand-finished elements, also in a unique colour combination. The black anodised stainless steel door sills bear the name of the special edition. The first '911 Targa 4S' line is illuminated in blue, while the second 'Exclusive Design Edition' line is engraved in black steel. In this version, the powerful flat-six produces 420 bhp. Purchased new in March 2017 from Centre Porsche Fréjus, this superb PDK-equipped example was registered to a company before being transferred into the owner's own name, meaning it is still a one owner from new example. In near-new condition, the car has covered fewer than 3,650 km since leaving the factory. In 2021, having clocked up 2,180 km, it underwent a service, again at Porsche Fréjus, the invoice for which is attached to the file. Difficult to obtain when it first came out, this collector's item, which is a true Porsche Exclusive success story, is now impossible to find with such low mileage and such a clear history! Seize the opportunity.

Impact on VAT :

As the vehicle has been driven less than 6,000 kilometers, it can be considered “as new” for VAT purposes in certain European countries. Please contact your local tax authorities for confirmation prior to purchase. For a French buyer, a VAT of 20% will be charged on the hammer price and the premium.

Photos © Kevin Van Campenhout