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2023 Porsche 911 S/T — 992 Anniversary Programme

Limited Lightweight Anniversary Road Programme · Germany / international

Updated October 20, 2026 • Rarity Rides editorial team
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At a glance

2023 Porsche 911 S/T — 992 Anniversary Programme

Explore the 911 S/T — 992 Anniversary Programme: history, verified identity, specification references, rarity evidence and real credited photos.

The modern 992 Porsche 911 S/T at IAA in 2023.
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The modern Porsche 911 S/T marked the 911’s sixtieth anniversary in 2023 with a 525 PS naturally aspirated engine, short-ratio six-speed manual transmission and a lightweight road-focused brief. Porsche announced 1,963 cars. This profile also records the named Dani Blue, Funky Minty and Camel GT Challenge personalisations as examples within the modern S/T family, rather than uploading overlapping special-colour profiles or treating each as an extra production allocation. Period S/T racing cars remain a separate historical identity.

A modern S/T with a road-driving brief

The factory launch announcement explains that the S/T combined elements of the GT3 RS with the body character of the GT3 Touring and a specification optimised for public-road driving. Its name deliberately recalls earlier competition-focused 911 S developments, but the 2023 vehicle is a modern 992 programme. The historical connection belongs in the narrative rather than in a shared chassis count. A contemporary car does not inherit a period S/T’s individual race record or component provenance.

Porsche: S/T anniversary launch and technical specification

The engine, clutch and mass references

Porsche specifies a four-litre naturally aspirated flat-six producing 386 kW or 525 PS and a short-ratio six-speed manual gearbox. A lightweight clutch and single-mass flywheel contribute to the model’s particular response. The factory’s 1,380 kg DIN kerb-weight reference includes fluids and requires that measurement context. These are model-level technical descriptions, not new tests of the photographed car. Track modifications or replacement components should be recorded separately for any particular chassis.

Dani Blue: a documented personalisation

Porsche’s 2024 feature describes a special blue developed for collector Jorge Carnicero through Paint to Sample Plus, together with Graphite Blue leather and a distinctive three-colour Pepita fabric. These details establish a documented individual commission, not an additional announced S/T edition. The workbook’s POR-136 is retained as a consolidated reference within this programme record. No count is added for the personalised car beyond its relationship to the modern S/T family, and the supplied photograph is not labelled as Dani Blue.

Porsche: S/T anniversary launch and technical specification

Funky Minty and the Camel GT Challenge interpretation

The manufacturer’s 2026 Fuori Concorso material identifies Luca Trazzi’s S/T in Funky Minty, correcting the evidence date attached to the inventory’s 2025 shorthand. A separate factory feature describes a 2025 S/T personalised in Phoenix Red and Signal Yellow in response to a restored period race car. These are individual design histories within the modern model family. They do not establish additional numbered S/T runs, and their specific paint and trim should not be assigned to the generic programme photograph.

Porsche: Dani Blue personalisation

One programme boundary and three named examples

The 1,963-car launch limit is retained once for the modern S/T. POR-136, POR-142 and POR-143 are consolidated as named personalisation references, preventing overlapping programme uploads and additive one-off arithmetic. This is not a claim that the three commissions are the same physical car; their owners, dates and designs remain distinct. The IAA image illustrates the ordinary programme presentation. Individual chassis identity, allocation membership and later changes still require the documents for the particular car, and no newly audited completed-production census is claimed.

Specifications and identity reference

Introduction 2023; 60 years of the 911
Generation 992
Engine 4.0-litre naturally aspirated flat six
Factory output 386 kW / 525 PS
Transmission Short-ratio six-speed manual
Factory mass reference 1,380 kg DIN kerb weight, including fluids
Announced limit 1,963; retained once
Named examples retained Dani Blue; Funky Minty; Camel GT Challenge personalisation

Rarity and production scope

Verified modern 992 S/T programme with a manufacturer-announced limit of 1,963. POR-136, POR-142 and POR-143 are consolidated as distinct named personalisations within this programme record, not synonyms for one physical car or extra announced allocations. Their chassis-specific membership is not independently audited. Period racing S/Ts remain separate.

What the photograph represents

The modern 992 Porsche 911 S/T at IAA in 2023. Programme illustration, distinct from period S/T racing cars. It is not presented as the named Dani Blue, Funky Minty or Camel GT Challenge commission.

Frequently asked questions

Are Dani Blue and Funky Minty the same car?

No. They are distinct documented personalisations, consolidated within the broader programme page to avoid overlapping edition records.

Does each personalisation add another numbered S/T production run?

No separate allocation is established by the cited features; the programme limit is retained once.

What is the production-count boundary for this profile?

Verified modern 992 S/T programme with a manufacturer-announced limit of 1,963. POR-136, POR-142 and POR-143 are consolidated as distinct named personalisations within this programme record, not synonyms for one physical car or extra announced allocations. Their chassis-specific membership is not independently audited. Period racing S/Ts remain separate.

Sources and further reading

  1. Porsche: S/T anniversary launch and technical specification
  2. Porsche: Dani Blue personalisation
  3. Porsche: 2026 Fuori Concorso and Funky Minty
  4. Porsche: Camel GT Challenge-inspired 2025 S/T

Research checked 17 October 2026. Linked factory announcements and heritage records support the specifically attributed claims. Photographic descriptions identify the illustrated subject. Design analysis and suggested authentication steps are editorial interpretation.

The collector file

Built in limited numbers

Verified modern 992 S/T programme with a manufacturer-announced limit of 1,963. POR-136, POR-142 and POR-143 are consolidated as distinct named personalisations within this programme record, not synonyms for one physical car or extra announced allocations. Their chassis-specific membership is not independently audited. Period racing S/Ts remain separate.

The data file

Specifications

Factory specifications may vary by model year, market and configuration.

Identity & production

Official model
Porsche 911 S/T — 992 Anniversary Programme
Evidence & accountability

Sources and verification

Source citations are being prepared for this profile.

Reviewed byRarity Rides editorial team