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Porsche enthusiast, Speedster collector, and designer Luca Trazzi made his dream of owning a 911 Speedster a reality through the Sonderwunsch (Special Request) program. The result is a unique model built entirely according to the designer's personal vision.
Since 1954, Speedster variants have been an integral part of Porsche's history. They combine open-air driving pleasure with a particularly pronounced driving dynamic. Their signature features include a shortened windshield and a rear deck cover. However, there is a gap in the 911’s model history: Porsche offered such a two-seater at the end of the G series in 1988 and again from 1989, based on the 964 model. But in the fourth generation of the 911, the 993, there was no regular production Speedster, aside from two one-off models and, much later, a single unit converted during a factory restoration.