First unveiled as Porsche’s answer to an accessible yet performance-driven sports car, the 924 Turbo bridged the gap between practicality and Stuttgart engineering prowess. By pairing a transaxle layout with turbocharged performance, it delivered balance, innovation, and a distinct character within Porsche’s lineage.

This particular example is a 1982 Porsche 924 Turbo, discovered as a barn find and meticulously restomodded by Valhalla. Finished in Grand Prix White and accented with a bespoke Valhalla livery, its sharp profile is complemented by period-correct 16-inch Fuchs wheels, evoking the spirit of Porsche’s racing DNA.

Inside, the brown interior has been preserved and uplifted with a tasteful Nardi steering wheel, blending classic Porsche charm with timeless driver-focused details. The cabin’s analog simplicity underscores its era while offering a tactile, mechanical connection to the road.

Beneath the bonnet, the engine has been fully overhauled and enhanced with an aftermarket EFI system—bringing newfound reliability and precision to its turbocharged performance. With lowered ride height and rebuilt brakes, the chassis is as sharp as its lines, offering agility that matches its purposeful stance.

Now revitalised, this 924 Turbo embodies a rare fusion of originality and modern refinement. As both a collector’s conversation piece and a rewarding driver’s car, it represents a unique opportunity to own a reimagined chapter of Porsche’s transaxle history.