Monterey Car Week – up there with Goodwood as a mecca for lovers of all things with four wheels – has wrapped up, and it brought with it a number of stunning reveals. or signup to continue reading While models such as the , , and stole the headlines due to their accessibility, there were a number of interesting vehicles unveiled which have drawn attention amongst their niche fanbases. Unfortunately, many of them are not only ridiculously expensive but also extremely limited in numbers, or they're just not coming to Australia at all.
However, that won't stop us from admiring them. Here's a handful of our favourite cars from the 2024 Monterey Car Week. Unlike many limited-run models at Monterey, this one does what it says on the box.
Built as a celebration of 50 years since the first was made in 1974, the 992-generation model is largely an appearance package – but what a nice one it is. Porsche's new Turbonite finish has been applied to its engine cover, fuel cap, badges and wheels, as well as on the bespoke 'turbo 50' insignia on the rear grille. Anthracite Grey air intakes, rear wing, lower rear fascia and mirror caps contrast the silver paintwork.
Inside, the seat centres and door panels feature "MacKenzie" tartan upholstery, juxtaposed with Turbonite seat belts, contrast stitching, trim pieces and Porsche's steering wheel crest. Additional nods to the model's history include 'turbo 50' door sill guards, a numbered plaque, and a sub-second clock. Performance figures re.