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Curb weight. 771–1,041 kg (1,700–2,296 lb) Chronology. Successor. Porsche 911 / 912. The Porsche 356 is a sports car that was first produced by Austrian company Porsche Konstruktionen GesmbH (1948–1949), and then by German company Dr. Ing. h. c. F. Porsche GmbH (1950–1965). It was Porsche's first production automobile.
Production years: 1952. Engine displacement: from 90.8 cu-in / 1488 cm3 to 120 cu-in / 1966 cm3. Horsepower: from 55 HP / 56 PS / 41 kW to 128 HP / 130 PS / 96 kW. Length: 151.57 inches / 385 cm Width: 65.39 inches / 166.1 cm Height: 51.26 inches / 130.2 cm Wheelbase: 82.68 inches / 210 cm.
The first Porsche 356 completed in Stuttgart was finished in March 1950. The 356 was built in generations. There was the original ("pre-A"), followed by the 356 A, 356 B, and finally the 356 C. To distinguish among the major revisions of the model, 356s are generally classified into a few major groups.
356 b carrera gs/gt: 356 b: 587/2: 1963: p98005>p98032: 4zyl/2,0l: 2.0l: 118 kw: 159 hp: 356 c coupe/cabrio: 356 c: 616/15: 1964: 710001>716804: 4zyl/1,6l: 1.6l: 55 kw: 74 hp: 356 c coupe -karmann-356 c: 616/15: 1964: 730001>733027: 4zyl/1,6l: 1.6l: 55 kw: 74 hp: 356 c coupe/cabrio: 356 c: 616/16: 1964: 810001>813562: 4zyl/1,6l: 1.6l: 70 kw: 94 ...
Cars belonging to Porsche 356 Speedster submodel, manufactured or offered in the years 1954-1955 with roadster body type, equipped with engines of 1290 - 1488 cc (78.5 - 90.7 cui) displacement, delivering 37 - 60.5 kW (50 - 82 PS, 50 - 81 hp) of horsepower:
Porsche 356 specs and history including differences between the 356A, 356B, and 356C variants. Learn about the Porsche 356.
One of Only 151 Carrera Speedsters Built; Fewer than 90 in Ultimate GT Specification; Delivered New to Hoffman Motor Car Company; Finished in White over Black; Comprehensively Restored by Porsche Specialists Richard Koenig and Bill Doyle; Displayed at the 2013 Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance
