The Porsche 928 was Porsche's first Grand Tourer in 1977. Originally intended as the successor to the 911, Porsche decided, due to the continued demand for the 911, to continue producing both models side by side. Due to its advanced technology, the 928 won the prestigious Car Of The Year Award in 1978 as the only sports car ever to do so. Eventually, due in part to the 928's purchase price rising each year, the 911 would prove more popular. Production ceased in 1995. This example was produced on 11-1984 but delivered in 1985. The 4.7L V8 is mated to an automatic transmission. This 928 S comes from California and is originally finished in Silber metallic over blue leather. The Porsche was painted uni gray at some point. Several luxury options are present, including power windows, seats and mirrors. An electric sunroof is also present. The car has been in the Netherlands since 2022. The engine starts and runs but needs to be checked and properly tuned, the car drives a bit jerky. To get a good picture of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.