1990 Porsche 944

The Porsche 944 Cabriolet is one of those cars that quietly stands apart from the crowd. Introduced in the late 1980s, it took the well-balanced formula of the 944 and paired it with open-top motoring, creating something far more relaxed yet still undeniably engaging.

Under the bonnet sits a naturally aspirated inline-four, known for its smooth delivery and surprising punch for the era. What really defines the 944, though, is its near-perfect weight distribution thanks to its transaxle layout, giving it composed handling and a planted feel through corners. Drop the roof, and the experience becomes even more immersive — mechanical, analogue, and refreshingly honest in the way it connects driver to road.

The example on offer presents fairly well, finished in white over black with 104600 miles (167360km). It may benefit from some slight touch ups on the exterior paint, but other than that it is a great driving example with mechanicals all in order. It offers classic Porsche character with a more laid-back personality, making it just as enjoyable on a coastal cruise as it is on a spirited backroad drive.