Creme de la Kremer: the story of the wildest Porsche Turbo ever to wear number plates

Considering that in 1985, the average Australian capital city house price was $71,200, any Porsche was an extravagance. Peering through the window of your local dealer, a regular 911 3.2 Carrera would have sat on the showroom floor for $83,402 before options and on-road costs, but the Turbo asked for 30 per cent more, at a hefty $108,020.