Guntherwerks, a company dedicated to remastering the iconic
Porsche 993, held the global reveal of its highly-anticipated concept, the 400R, at The Quail, A Motorsports
Gathering on August 18. The company will begin producing a limited run of the concept later this year.
Hand-built and re-engineered from the ground up for the most discerning clientele, the 400R is built on a
Porsche 993 platform, which is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the 911. The 400R incorporates
modern technology, while still maintaining the essential components of the original car that inspired so
many enthusiasts. The body has been widened extensively with the bumpers massaged to blend seamlessly
to produce a unique silhouette, while still remaining instantly recognizable as a 993.
Each 400R is equipped with a 4.0L naturally aspirated air-cooled engine, hand-built and meticulously tested
by Rothsport Racing to produce over 400hp and 330lb/ft. No stone has been left unturned with the 400R.
From its top-of-the-line coilovers, massive 315/30/18 rear tires and adjustable aerodynamic capabilities,
the 400R is truly a performance-built machine.
The 400R’s interior is customizable, but fastidiously upgraded with leather and Alcantara options, fixed
bucket seats that pay homage to the vintage 993 race cars, a carbon fiber rear seat delete, a half cage
behind the driver’s head and a classic 5-dial dashboard with a rev counter in the middle.
“Aesthetically and technologically, the 993 is considered by many multiple decade Porsche aficionados as
the last real Porsche,” said car collector and Porsche enthusiast, Peter Nam, CEO of Guntherwerks. “With
the 400R, we set out to build a car that incorporated modern technology while still appealing to the
enthusiasts who covet these cars today. In essence, the 400R is the car we imagine Porsche would have
built if the advanced technology within the 400R was available.”
Only 25 examples will be made, with first customer deliveries expected by early 2018. Customers can supply
their own road-legal 1994-1999 993 Series Porsche? 911? Coupe for the basis of the Guntherwerks 400R
conversion. Alternatively, Guntherwerks can source a suitable donor car that can be used as the basis of
their 400R remanufacture.
Guntherwerks, a company dedicated to remastering the iconic Porsche 993, held the global reveal of its highly-anticipated concept, the 400R, at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering on August 18. The company will begin producing a limited run of the concept later this year.
Hand-built and re-engineered from the ground up for the most discerning clientele, the 400R is built on a Porsche 993 platform, which is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the 911. The 400R incorporates modern technology, while still maintaining the essential components of the original car that inspired so many enthusiasts. The body has been widened extensively with the bumpers massaged to blend seamlessly to produce a unique silhouette, while still remaining instantly recognizable as a 993.
Each 400R is equipped with a 4.0L naturally aspirated air-cooled engine, hand-built and meticulously tested by Rothsport Racing to produce over 400hp and 330lb/ft. No stone has been left unturned with the 400R. From its top-of-the-line coilovers, massive 315/30/18 rear tires and adjustable aerodynamic capabilities, the 400R is truly a performance-built machine.
The 400R’s interior is customizable, but fastidiously upgraded with leather and Alcantara options, fixed bucket seats that pay homage to the vintage 993 race cars, a carbon fiber rear seat delete, a half cage behind the driver’s head and a classic 5-dial dashboard with a rev counter in the middle.
“Aesthetically and technologically, the 993 is considered by many multiple decade Porsche aficionados as the last real Porsche,” said car collector and Porsche enthusiast, Peter Nam, CEO of Guntherwerks. “With the 400R, we set out to build a car that incorporated modern technology while still appealing to the enthusiasts who covet these cars today. In essence, the 400R is the car we imagine Porsche would have built if the advanced technology within the 400R was available.”
Only 25 examples will be made, with first customer deliveries expected by early 2018. Customers can supply their own road-legal 1994-1999 993 Series Porsche? 911? Coupe for the basis of the Guntherwerks 400R conversion. Alternatively, Guntherwerks can source a suitable donor car that can be used as the basis of their 400R remanufacture.
