Porsche 911 G-Model - The book - 1974-1989 (Edition 2024)

To this day, the G-model remains one of the most popular generations of the classic 911. This new edition of the documentary about this car is published in a limited edition of 911 copies.

Special features of this book
- Detailed buying advice for the 911 2.7 / 911 Turbo 3.0 / 911 SC / 911 Carrera 3.2 / 911 Turbo 3.3 model series
- Price trends for the years 2016 to 2024
- Unpublished images from the trials in Algeria from 1974 onwards
- Presentation of all special models in individual chapters:
- 911 2.7 “25 years” 1975 / 911 “Signature” 1976
- 911 SC “Weissach Edition” 1980 / 911 SC “50 Years of Porsche” 1982
- 911 Carrera “250,000” 1988 / 911 Carrera “25 years” 1989
- 911 Turbo „Limited Edition“ 1989 / 911 Turbo S „Sonauto“ 1989

The mid-seventies marked the beginning of difficult times for the Porsche 911. Modern vehicle concepts such as the 924 and 928 were all the rage inside Porsche. Chairman of the board Fuhrmann was even planning to anoint the Porsche 928 as successor to the legendary 911. Production of the most significant car ever made by Porsche to this day was set to be discontinued at the end of 1982.

During this period, a German engineer and his dedicated team fought for the survival of the 911, mounting determined resistance to the plans of the board. It is thanks to them that the Porsche 911 survived this critical phase. This book reports for the first time on the internal power struggles at Porsche. Author Andreas Gabriel even met the man who should be considered the real saviour of the 911.

The book introduces the employee behind the most popular interior designs of Porsche sports cars of the seventies, eighties and nineties. The then head of design Anatole Lapine hired Vlasta Hatter in 1976. Together they developed the legendary Pascha Velour upholstery design.

The book also presents every single model in the G-model series. In addition to detailed purchasing advice and price developments in recent years, all eight special models, some of which are completely unknown even to experts, are also covered in detail.

Former Porsche employees opened their archives for this book project, which is why unpublished photographs from the testing phase of the G-model can be shown.