Porsche Offers Unique 911 S/T for Sale to Support Victims of California Wildfires | Carscoops

      This exceptionally unique 911 S/T has been driven just 956 miles and comes with a matching chronograph.

      Just 1,963 Porsche 911 S/T models were produced, with the specific model #1919 being among the rarest.

      Under the hood of this rare edition is a powerful 4.0-liter flat-six engine delivering 518 hp, paired with a six-speed manual transmission.

      Low-mileage models are already commanding prices around $400,000, elevating auction expectations.

      The Porsche 911 S/T stands out as one of the most remarkable limited edition 911 variants introduced recently. Next week, Porsche Cars North America will auction one off with no reserve, and all proceeds will go to the American Red Cross, specifically assisting those affected by the wildfires devastating California.

      Only 1,963 units of the 911 S/T were made, and the one up for auction is number 1,919. It belongs to PCNA’s internal fleet and is currently the only unit in the U.S. not assigned to a customer. RM Sotheby’s will manage the auction and has waived its usual fees.

      Porsche states that the car has been “meticulously” run in by a team in Stuttgart, Germany, and has logged just 956 miles (1,538 km). It is painted in the attractive Shore Blue Metallic, a color available exclusively with the optional Heritage Design package. The wheels feature a special Ceramica finish and are adorned with large ‘60’ motifs to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the 911.

      Additionally, this 911 S/T is equipped with the optional Full Bucket seats and features a cabin in a two-tone Black and Classic Cognac semi-aniline leather upholstery. Other notable features include a front axle lift system, an extended 23.7-gallon fuel tank, and a Bose audio system.

      Originally starting at $290,000, the 911 S/T now holds significantly greater value. In fact, some used models available in Europe are listed for over $450,000. It appears that the example being auctioned by Porsche is set to fetch an impressive price.

      During the recent California wildfires, a viral video showed a man rapidly abandoning his black Tesla Model Y to rescue his rare 911 S/T from a garage, making his escape while saving the vehicle.

      The winning bidder of #1919 will also receive a custom matching watch from Porsche Design. Furthermore, Andreas Preuninger, director of Porsche's GT model line, will sign the owner's manual pouch.