t was in this configuration that the Porsche 928 was presented at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1977. It was the first production Porsche to use a V8 engine (water-cooled and front-mounted), breaking with the tradition of rear-mounted boxer engines.

The Porsche 928 represents a turning point in Porsche's history. Initially conceived to complement and even replace the iconic Porsche 911 , the 928 stood out for its innovative engineering and its ability to combine performance, luxury, and everyday usability.

Equipped with a 4.5-liter V8 engine producing 240 horsepower , the 928 offered solid performance and a smooth, progressive power delivery, while maintaining a high level of refinement for its time. Its futuristic design, with flowing lines and characteristic retractable, slanted headlights, helped create a unique visual identity that remains instantly recognizable even today.

Produced in April 1978 , this example is presented in Guards Red and currently has 140,500 km . It is an early production model, increasingly valued among enthusiasts and collectors of classic cars.

This Porsche 928 represents an interesting opportunity for those seeking a classic grand tourer with historical significance within Porsche, combining elegance, innovation, and the driving pleasure characteristic of the brand.