The 1988 Porsche Kremer 962C CK6 is a legendary racing vehicle that has been expertly converted for street use while maintaining its competitive edge. Created by Kremer Racing, this car represents a remarkable adaptation of the Porsche 962C prototype, featuring advanced engineering and components that enhanced its performance on demanding circuits. With a focus on both aesthetics and functionality, the CK6 chassis was designed to excel in endurance racing. Its impressive 750 horsepower flat-six engine continues to captivate car enthusiasts and collectors, solidifying the Kremer 962C's status as a significant piece of motorsport history.
Few machines carry the kind of motorsport pedigree found in the 1988 Porsche Kremer 962C CK6, a rare road-ready track weapon stemming from endurance racing.
The CK6-88 chassis represents an ambitious adaptation of Porsche's 962C platform, showcasing Kremer Racing's commitment to refining high-performance vehicles for competitive racing.
Powered by a 3.0-liter flat-six engine and delivering 750 horsepower, the CK6-88’s performance remains staggering, proving its legacy in motorsport history.
Kremer Racing has transformed legendary Porsche models into track dominators, especially in the Group C prototype era of the 1980s, showcasing engineering innovation.
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