Vehicle Details
- Year: 1990
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 928 S4
- VIN: WP0JB2925LS860449
- Mileage: 54,225
- Transmission: Automatic
- Title Status: Clear
- Color: Black
- Seller: PJR1976
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
- Lot #: V-0002849
Up for auction is this 1990 Porsche 928 S4 presented in black over a black full leather interior. Representing one of the foremost grand tourers of its day, this 928 is equipped multi-zone climate control, a heated and cooled glove box, digital dashboard display and full power accessories. Showing approximately 54k miles on the odometer, this 1990 example has undergone some major recent service items and is now being offered for auction in excellent condition.
The black exterior finish is stated to be in fantastic condition with only minor areas of wear which are noted in the photo gallery. The Carfax report does note some damage, however, the seller states that there is no evidence of any paintwork on the vehicle. This S4 rides on updated Boxster S twist wheels that wear a set of Falken tires up front and Yokohama tires out back. The seller notes that an additional set of factory 928 alloy wheels will be included with the sale.
The cabin of this 928 is upholstered in luxurious black full leather. The interior is stated to be in excellent condition with all gauges, electrical components and accessories fully functional. Modifications consist of Jageng gear knob and an aftermarket carbon fiber interior trim package. Noteworthy features include a rare multi-zone climate control system, a heated and cooled glovebox, headlight washers, power heated mirrors, digital dash display and power sunroof.
This S4 carries a robust 5.0L V8 engine rated at 320 HP and 317 lb-ft of torque. The wheels are driven by way of a 4-speed automatic transmission making for a refined and accommodating driving experience. This 928 is stated to be in excellent running order, just waiting to be enjoyed by its next owner. A comprehensive service was carried out in January of 2020 which included the following items:
- All New Belts
- Fluid / Filter Change
- Brake Fluid Flush
- New Water Pump and Bearings
- Brake Calipers Serviced
- New Battery (incl. 3yr. warranty)
The sale of this 928 will include a set of two keys, original books and documentation, a clear title and recent service records as well as a factory toolkit, jack and spare. Do not let this generously configured and well-maintained 928 S4 pass you by.
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Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $14,928
- Auction End: Feb 20, 2020 08:00:00PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 8
Comments (20)
Bid in the amount of $14,928
@allmack thanks? Already sold 20 of the 22... just this and another 928 left. Happy I moved the collection in just 2 months but also sad to loose my beloved collection. I’m looking forward to building a new collection in the UK later this year ?
ISO a 5-speed, but this is a real beauty. And I'd say good luck unloading your collection...but you won't need it!
@GillesB I’m a 26 year PCA / owned 72 Pcars and this car was part of my 22 car current collection. This was the best most honest stock example I could find after a 2 year search. It drives / feels as it should. No vibrations, shakes, rattles or squeaks.
I bought the car in late 2017, I am selling this and my other 21 Pcars as moving back to the UK.
Tires are in great shape, lots of tread, no cracks ect... I believe they were put on the car in 2015 or 16 and only have a few thousand miles on them.
Brakes were just fully serviced... brake fluid flushed and changed. Callipers serviced and cleaned. Rotors and pads checked - mechanic did not change them as they have about 2/3rds life left.
Everything works! A/C is still cold but I’d say next year you would need a recharge to remain icy cold.
I’m just north of Halifax.
Hi
A few more questions:
1. How does it « drive »? Any vibrations, any wheels vibrations, and noises .....?
2. When were brakes and tires last changed ?
3. How long did you own it for and reason for selling ?
4. Is absolutely everything in working order on it ?
5. In which town in Canada is the car located ?
Tks
Bid in the amount of $8,000
Bid in the amount of $7,250
Bid in the amount of $7,000
Bid in the amount of $6,250
@GillesB I did submit pics of the recent service paperwork... I have asked that these be posted.
@GillesB just spent last hour on the phone with VW, Porsche Winnipeg and Carfax Canada. It was a clerical error on the part of Porsche Winnipeg. I called carfax Canada to fix it on the advice of Porsche but as the record was generated from the US by PCMarket they won’t adjust it for me. I contacted PCMarket and they will shortly post the carfax I purchased here in Canada that does not show any mileage inconstancy.
I have bought several classic Porsche’s from the US and brought them here to Canada, the process was easy... can’t see why it would be any different going the other way.
Can you post receipts of recent work done on it
And
All maintenance / maintenance book that you may have ?
Tks
Something looks like being wrong with mileage of the car.
Can you explain if you have an explanation and since when do you own the car ?
And
Do you know if it is difficult to export a classic to the US ?
Tks
Bid in the amount of $6,000
Bid in the amount of $5,000
@Jade911 The accident reported was a broken wheel after the previous owner hit a pot hole... the car has not been in a crash / collision. That’s when the car had the twist wheels installed, after I bought the car I sourced a nice clean set of factory original wheels so the car can be put back to factory look. Both sets of wheels come with the car.
There is no frame, body or paint damage!
I am more concerned about frame damage than reading " the seller reports some damage but there is no evidence of any paintwork on the vehicle"
Bid in the amount of $1,928
@URS6 Correct, cam belt was just replaced as part of the full service.
All belts, All filters, All fluids, Water pump ect... anything and everything the car needed / part of preventative maintenance was done ?
Beautiful 928. When was the timing belt last replaced? Was that included as part of the recent “all new belts”? Thanks!