Porsche 944 S2

The 944 S2 is the car that took the front-engined Porsche transaxle layout to its peak: a 3.0-litre 16-valve four-cylinder, the largest production four of its day, in the familiar wide-arched body. This one is a manual in Guards Red with a full black leather interior.

The history is unusually well documented. The service book dates from February 1992 and carries 30 stamps from Porsche main dealers and Parr Porsche in Sussex. The dealer says it has not been serviced elsewhere. The last owner has had it since at least 2000, and there is one previous owner listed.

The speedometer was changed at Porsche in January 2000 at 69,186 miles, and the total is now 98,343. The page records a service in October 2026 at 29,097 miles on the new unit. The dealer reports an inspection on its ramp, a clear HPI check and six months of warranty. The car is listed as reserved in the dealer's recent-vehicles panel.