The Porsche 968 lives in the shadow of the 911 ... With 911 prices through the roof (Ruf?), Porsche fanatics have long been looking around for any remaining bargains wearing the crest of Stuttgart.

Porsche never sold the 968 Club Sport in the United States. However, this gorgeous example is for sale in Illinois with a ...

One of the highlights of the sale is this rare RUF CTR “Yellowbird ... the center console from a 968 Clubsport, and a Porsche Classic audio system. Broad Arrow anticipates that the hammer ...

Bummer—Clubsport is much more evocative, especially when scrawled across the rear decklid of cars like the Porsche 968. Well, in the case of this Speed Yellow 1992 Porsche 968 Clubsport ...

The most famous example of road car evolution at Porsche is, of course, the 911, but I’d argue that the transformation of the 924 into the 968 Club Sport deserves admiration. My first witness ...

I just recently purchased this fine 968 example from Cars.com as of December 3, 2011. This Porsche was built directly from the Zuffenhausen assembly factory. The 968 also represented the best and ...

If you know about Ruf at all, it's likely that you either encountered the brand in Gran Turismo and thought it was a bootleg Porsche or you saw Stefan Roser driving the original CTR Yellowbird ...

The Porsche 968 - the last coupe starring a front-engine Indeed, Porsche mainly gained such a reputation from its rear-engined sports coupes, such as the 911. But, we should not forget that ...

Many companies over the years have capitalized on Porsche's massive following to produce whatever they think is the "ultimate 911." The trend started way back in the 1970s with RUF as it modified ...

For over five decades, RUF’s been building high-performance machines that take Porsche sports cars’ strengths—such as power output, handling, and engagement—and develop them to truly ...

Every car has a story to tell, but the sixth example of the Porsche 901 that has intimate links to the Ruf family has a story that's quite exceptional - at least, in terms of how its origins ...