1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Targa

The introduction of the 964-coded 911 in 1989 represented a product refresh by Porsche designers on almost every level. Coincidentally, the 964 represented the last generation that Porsche offered with a Targa roof until it was revived with the Type 991 in 2011. The example offered here was built to North American specification and delivered to its first owner via a Porsche dealer in Albuquerque, NM, on March 28, 1991, with its mileage at that point noted as 247. The 911 Targa returned to the Albuquerque dealership for routine servicing until 2000, when it is believed to have been sold to its next owner in Santa Fe, NM. New owners were recorded again in Mesa, AZ, in 2005, and in Scottsdale, AZ, in 2007. The Porsche’s stay in the United States concluded when it returned to Europe to join the Carrera Collection in 2018. Finished by the factory in black, which the car retains today, the Porsche was further specified with desirable options including a rear windscreen wiper, eight-way adjustable driver’s seat, automatic speed control, and front and rear leather seats. At the time of cataloging, the odometer read 54,561 miles. This 911 Targa is presented for sale with a space-saver spare wheel and tool roll, selected Porsche manuals and its service book.