Our team presents one of Porsche’s most exclusive modern Heritage Design models, the 2026 Porsche 911 Spirit 70, a limited-production celebration of the brand’s 1970s design era interpreted through the latest 992.2-generation Carrera GTS Cabriolet. Built in Zuffenhausen under Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur, it is part of a strictly limited run model of 1,500 examples worldwide. The Spirit 70 brings period-correct aesthetics with Porsche’s newest T-Hybrid performance technology. This particular example is offered with delivery mileage and remains in factory-original condition, positioning it as a highly collectible, investment-grade modern 911.

The 911 Spirit 70 is the third entry in Porsche’s Heritage Design Strategy, following the 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition and the 911 Sport Classic, which drew inspiration from the 1950s and ‘60s. For 2026, Porsche pairs its most nostalgic design language with its most forward-looking powertrain, marking the Spirit 70 as one of the first collectible 911s to feature the brand’s new T-Hybrid system.

 

Under the rear decklid sits a 3.6-liter T-Hybrid flat-six that produces 532 horsepower paired exclusively with an 8-speed PDK and rear-wheel drive. This powertrain delivers classic GTS urgency while adding electric assistance for sharper throttle response and improved efficiency.

 

Visually, the Spirit 70 is immediately recognizable. Finished in Olive Neo, a bespoke heritage color developed exclusively for this model, it features Spirit 70 satin black graphics, a black cabriolet roof with three contrasting stripes, Sport Classic Fuchs-style center-lock wheels, and exclusive exterior badging. The open-top format enhances the period character while retaining full modern structural rigidity and GTS-level chassis tuning.

 

Inside, the cabin is defined by Olive Neo Pasha fabric, club leather upholstery, and Spirit 70-specific trim elements. Porsche’s reinterpretation of the iconic 1970s Pasha pattern gives the interior a distinct identity while maintaining contemporary build quality and technology, and modern driver assistance features. Overall, this particular example has over $30,000 in factory options, which include PCCB gloss black brake callipers, PDDC, Front axle lift system, and Burmester audio.

 

With production capped at 1,500 units globally, Heritage Design significance, and the distinction of being an early T-Hybrid-era collector 911, the Spirit 70 occupies a unique space in the modern Porsche market and should appeal to collectors seeking long-term historical relevance and enthusiasts who value usability, performance, and unmistakable design lineage.
 

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