Porsche 911 (930) Turbo “Flat Nose”

In 1981, at the request of certain clients, Porsche produced some examples of the 911, immediately recognisable by their flattened front bonnet (nicknamed “Flachbau”, “Flat-Nose” or even “Slant-nose”) with incorporated headlamps, and directly inspired by the Porsche 935 racer. The lateral air inlets are specific to it, and its power is pushed up to 330hp, 30 more than a standard 911 Turbo. From 1986, this modification became officially offered in the Porsche catalogue. However only 1000 examples were sold due to a price almost twice than a standard 911 Turbo.