The year was 1995. Bad Boys hit the silver screen, with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence tearing through Miami in a black 964 Turbo — a cinematic moment that helped solidify the 911 Turbo’s cult status.

Here, we have a close counterpart: an early ‘91 964 Turbo 3.3, presented in factory-original condition. Finished in Black and paired with Diamond Silver Cup wheels, its iconic wide hips, tea tray rear wing, and classic ‘Turbo’ badge speak volumes without shouting.

The cabin remains unrestored, featuring a light grey leather interior with contrasting black piping on the factory seats. True to its era, it boasts the classic five-gauge cluster and a 300km/h speedometer — a quiet nod to the car’s raw performance potential.

Under the rear lid lies a 3.3L flat-six producing 316hp, paired with a G50 5-speed manual. With just over 3,000 miles on the clock, this is a remarkably preserved example that’s ready for the Autobahn and destined for speed.

As demand for 964 Turbos continues to climb, this air-cooled icon represents not just an exhilarating drive, but also a sound investment.

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