2013 Porsche 911 991 50th Anniversary Edition

The 991.1-generation 50th Anniversary Edition is among the most collectible manually-transmitted 911s of the modern era — Porsche built exactly 1,963 examples worldwide, the number referencing the year the original 911 was unveiled at Frankfurt. This car, finished in Graphite Grey Metallic with the signature Black Leather and Houndstooth interior, has covered just 10,499 miles since its 2013 registration, averaging fewer than 900 miles per year. A complete, unbroken service record at six official Porsche Centres — Reading, Solihull twice, Guildford, Colchester, and Nottingham, most recently in March 2025 — gives this one the kind of documented provenance these cars deserve.

The original owner went well beyond the already-generous 50th Anniversary baseline, spending £11,796 on factory options. The most significant additions are the Sport Chrono Package, Adaptive Sports Seats Plus with 18-way electrical adjustment, and Bi-Xenon headlights in black with PDLS. An electric tilt/slide sunroof, BOSE surround sound, heated front seats, ParkAssist, and extensive leather detailing throughout the cabin complete a specification that leaves little on the options list. The 3.8-litre naturally aspirated flat-six sends 395 bhp and 441 Nm through the six-speed manual to the rear wheels.

Limited-production 911 variants in Porsche's own heritage colour, with full dealer history and mileage this low at twelve years old, are increasingly difficult to find in original, unmodified condition. The 50th Anniversary has crossed clearly into collectable territory, and the manual gearbox only strengthens that case.