This 56-Strong Porsche White-Out Collection Is Heading To Auction

Among this mostly-white collection of Stuttgart’s greatest hits are some spectacularly rare 911s, a polarising 918, and even a couple of tractors…
RM Sotheby's Porsche collection 2023
RM Sotheby's Porsche collection 2023

Have you been dreaming of a white Porsche-mas? This 56-strong, almost entirely white collection from Stuttgart’s finest is heading to auction just in time for the festive season. Set to go under the hammer via RM Sotheby’s across 1 and 2 December, you can probably guess the owner of this particular selection of Porsches had a certain taste.

Whether or not you’re a fan of the theme, there’s no arguing there are some pretty spectacular offerings in this line-up.

This 1965 911 Coupe could go for up to $350,000
This 1965 911 Coupe could go for up to $350,000

As with any good Porsche collection, there are more 911s than you could throw a stick at. The earliest of these is a 1965 911 Coupe, made in the first year of the now-iconic sports car’s long production run, estimated to fetch up to $350,000.

Arguably the pick of the first-generation in this list though is a 1973 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring, fully restored just over a decade ago yet complete with a numbers-matching engine and gearbox. Mind you, with an expected $1.2m price tag, it’s not coming cheap.

A 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring, complete with numbers-matching engine and gearbox. Yours for about $1.2m.
A 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring, complete with numbers-matching engine…

Among the 964 representations is a ‘93 Carrera RSR 3.8, said to be one of just two road-going ‘Strassenversions’ built by Porsche Motorsport, with a later ‘97 993 GT2 RS competing for the most menacing-looking among this bunch. Expect to pay at least $2m for either of these.

One of just two 911 Carrera RSR 3.8 'Strassenversion' built by Porsche Motorsport.
One of just two 911 Carrera RSR 3.8 'Strassenversion' built by Porsche…

More modern highlights include a red-on-white 2011 997 GT3 RS, a 2019 991 GT2 RS with unusual-looking white accenting, and a (grey!) 997 Sport Classic from 2011.

Singled out as the ‘crown jewel’ of this collection is a 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder, complete with the Weissach package. Along with paint-to-sample Grand Prix White, this example of the hypercar also comes outfitted with a polarising Yachting Blue leather interior and a matching luggage set. It cost the first buyer $1,028,000 - a relative bargain, as it’s now expected to fetch up to £3m under the hammer.

This 918 Spyder has a Yachting Blue interior, a matching luggage set, and an estimate almost triple its original list price.
This 918 Spyder has a Yachting Blue interior, a matching luggage set, and…

Other non-911 offerings include various 356s, a wide selection of Porsche memorabilia, and even two tractors in case you want to inject some Rennsport spirit into your farming duties.

You can check out the full collection here.

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