One Of The Lowest Mileage Air-Cooled Porsche 993s In The World Could Be Yours Plus 2 More Special 911s

A nearly-new assortment of Porsche 911s is being offered through Yahoo in Japan. The lot of three, which includes a 993 Carrera 4 and two 997 Speedsters, all have next to no miles on them. But at the prices they’re going for, are they worth it?

The first car of the bunch is the 1997 911 Carrera 4. Finished in silver over black, this Porsche has just 196 km (122 mi) on the odometer. And aside from being from the final generation of air-cooled 911, this Carrera 4 features a special M64/21S engine, which saw the car’s flat-six increase in displacement from 3.6 liters to a Carrera RS-equaling 3.8.

Given that, the new engine makes an uprated 300 hp (304 PS / 224 kW), and the listing claims this car is one of just 75 Japanese-spec Carrera 4s that exist like it in the world. The car was kept unregistered since new, and the opening bid is 30,000,000 Yen ($270,419 USD).

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The next car is the Carrera White 2011 911 Speedster. This car is number 353 of the 356 997 Speedsters built, and its odometer reads just 3 km (1.8 mi). Complementing the white paint is a set of black Fuchs-style wheels framing yellow brake calipers, and power is provided to the rear wheels by a 3.8-liter flat-six engine making 407 hp (413 PS / 304 kW). Like the Carrera 4 above, this car was also kept unregistered since new, but its opening bid is much higher at 50,000,000 Yen ($450,600 USD).

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The last car is the Pure Blue 2011 911 Speedster. This car was produced right after the other Speedster in this lot, coming in at number 354 of 356, and it has 2 km (1.2 mi) on the odometer.

Likewise, it also has black Fuchs-style wheels and yellow brake calipers, and its power is sent to the rear wheels by the same 3.8-liter flat-six engine making 407 hp (413 PS / 304 kW). This Speedster was also kept unregistered since new, and its opening bid is the same 50,000,000 Yen ($450,600 USD) as the other one.