the Japanese car tuner and the American artist have joined forces to create a true masterpiece – the "RWBA," the world’s first-ever slant nose Porsche 964 RWB. Nakai-san's tuning company Rauh ...

In a fusion of art and automotive design, the Daniel Arsham x RWB Porsche Slantnose 964, dubbed “RWBA,” was sold through collectibles trading platform Rally. The initial public offering (IPO ...

The 964 generation of the Porsche 911 is a cool car in its own right, but if you want the coolest and the rarest version, you'll have to find a Slantnose 964. Unfortunately for collectors ...

There’s hardly been a more consistent sports car over the years than the Porsche 911 ... 10 X83 versions featured the “Flachbau” or slant nose, similar to the 930 slant nose and the 935 ...

Porsche's 964 ... variety of mostly slant-nosed cars distinct to three different domestic markets. This one, however, is a rare X88-equipped 3.6 Turbo with a standard nose. And it was custom ...

Porsche Santa Clarita fitted this one with the Japan-exclusive X83 slant nose option from the later 964 generation. This 911 features a turbocharged flat-six engine displacing 3.5 liters ...

It was built out of 76 remaining 964 Turbo chassis Porsche had in its factory. It paid tribute to the iconic 930 Slant Nose option (which also got the Flachbau moniker), a style so beloved that it ...

The 935's racing accolades convinced Porsche to adapt the 930 into the Flachbau through the manufacturer’s Sonderwunsch program. Then, the 964 generation also spawned a handful of slant nose models.

For a while there, the Porsche 964 model of the early 1990s ... How about owning a matching pair of European and U.S. Turbo S slant-nose models from 1994, the X83 and X85, respectively.