Porsche 944 Turbo Cutaway – 1985 – Original Poster by Gruppe C / Porsche AG (Germany) Aufwand im Detail serienmäßig. Dealer showroom technical cutaway for the 944 Turbo. | Offset lithograph | 76 × 102 cm | Germany Introduction A large-format technical cutaway renders the 944 Turbo with surgical clarity: outer panels are ghosted to reveal the front‑mounted, 2.5‑litre turbocharged inline‑four with intercooler, the torque tube to a rear transaxle, and the car’s cockpit, brakes, and suspension architecture. Around the illustration, crisp German callouts organize the car’s systems—powertrain, aero, chassis, tires, interior—typifying Porsche’s mid‑’80s information design. Issued by Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG and designed by Stuttgart studio Gruppe C, this printing is dated 3/85, dovetailing with the model’s launch year. The corporate headline “Aufwand im Detail serienmäßig” (“effort in the details as standard”) frames the image as both an engineering statement and a sales tool—precise, legible, and authoritative at showroom scale. Why It Matters This poster is a primary document of Porsche’s transaxle era, encoding the 944 Turbo’s headline metrics—220 PS, Cw 0.33, 0–100 km/h in 6.3 s, 245 km/h vmax, and the vaunted 50/50 weight distribution—within an elegant technical illustration. Dealer cutaways were working graphics: pinned, handled, and often discarded, making surviving first-print examples scarcer than brochure art. Collectors value the period typography, the clean Gruppe C layout, and Porsche’s internal code (WWM 324310), which anchors the piece to its 1985 release. Crossover appeal spans Porsche transaxle enthusiasts, motorsport and engineering ephemera collectors, and aficionados of cutaway art from the precision-graphics golden age. Poster Details - Year: 1985 - Country: Germany - Size: 76.00 × 102.00 cm - Studio / Publisher: Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart‑Zuffenhausen - Designer: Gruppe C, Conception und Graphik Design GmbH Condition Very good vintage condition: strong color and surface with only light, age‑appropriate handling from showroom display; presents cleanly and displays with impact at scale.