Porsche is auctioning off something special—a rare 911 S/T, and the last one in the US that hasn’t been claimed. It’s number 1,919 out of 1,963 built to mark 60 years of the 911, and it’s the only one from Porsche Cars North America’s internal fleet that’s hitting the market. The sale isn’t just about owning a piece of Porsche history. All proceeds will go to the American Red Cross to help those affected by the California wildfires. RM Sotheby’s is running the auction online and waiving all fees to make sure every dollar goes to relief efforts. Orlando Bloom is lending his voice to spread the word, adding a bit of star power to the mix. The auction isn’t just a rare chance to get this car—it’s a chance to do some good while you’re at it. Read More Porsche 911 GT3 RS Gets Michelin Pilot Sport S 5 for Faster Wet Laps Factory-Tested and Ready to Go The last unclaimed 911 S/T in the US is going up for auction, and it’s already been broken in by Porsche’s team in Stuttgart. They’ve put it through 932 miles (1,500 km) of testing, making sure everything runs exactly as it should. Right now, it sits unregistered with 956 miles on the odometer. It’s powered by a 4.0-liter flat-six with 518 horsepower, paired with a six-speed manual. Like every 911 S/T, it comes with the Heritage Design Package, celebrating 60 years of the model. The Shore Blue Metallic paint is exclusive to this edition, as are the Ceramica-colored wheels. Its classic crest appears on the front, wheels, steering wheel, headrests, and even the car key. Inside, there’s Classic Cognac bucket seats with black pinstripes, a two-tone leather interior, and gold badging that nods to Porsche’s past. Even the roof lining is finished in Dinamica, just to make sure every inch of the cabin feels special. It’s got everything to make it usable. A front axle lift system helps clear bumps and driveways. A 23.7-gallon fuel tank extends road trips. Auto-dimming mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, and a BOSE sound system make it easy to live with. One Final 911 S/T – Yours to Win, Lives to Help Bidding opens February 18, 2025, on RM Sotheby’s Sealed platform, where the car will sell without reserve—whoever bids highest takes it home. Since the wildfires began, Red Cross teams have been on the ground, providing shelter, food, and supplies to those affected—14,500 overnight stays, 128,000 meals, and over 102,000 relief items handed out so far. This auction helps keep those efforts going. The car itself is a collector’s dream, but Porsche is adding something extra to make it even more exclusive. The winning bidder gets a custom Porsche Design timepiece, typically reserved for 911 S/T owners. Read More Rezvani Retro Reveals Production-Ready Porsche 911-Based RR1 Made in Switzerland, the titanium-cased watch will have the car’s chassis number engraved on the case back. As Porsche Lifestyle Group CEO Stefan Buescher said, it's "a true one-of-a-kind collector’s item." And there’s one last touch: Andreas Preuninger, Porsche’s GT model director, personally signed the car’s owner’s manual pouch—a detail Porsche fans will appreciate. How much will it go for? When these anniversary models launched, they were priced at around $350,000. But with this being the only one left, and all proceeds going to charity, expect the final bid to climb much higher. Source: Porsche
