Porsche 911 Junior Alpha

Alpha Junior Cars has Polish roots, as the idea and implementation of this project were led by Sobiesław Zasada. In 1977, he founded a company that initially specialized in the production of zippers. Over time, thanks also to Zasada's contacts with Mercedes and Porsche, it created combustion cars for children. The offer included various brands – besides Porsche, also Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Jaguar. Approximately 2000 such miniature vehicles were produced. Those branded with the Porsche logo are considered the most interesting and currently very valuable and the hardest to obtain in complete condition. Only about 200 units of the Porsche 911 Junior model were produced worldwide, making it one of the rarest variants of the Porsche 911 in history. This is evidenced by the prices achieved at the most prestigious classic car auctions in the world. The 911 Junior models are appreciated by Porsche collectors around the globe. They can be found as ornaments in larger collections of Porsche 911.

The vehicle is powered by a Honda G100 engine with a capacity of 83 cm³. The generated power is 2.2 HP, which drives the rear axle. This is done through a manual transmission: with two forward gears and an additional reverse gear. The car has a clutch. The miniature Porsche can reach a maximum speed of about 35 km/h.

Alpha cars, when new in the 80s, cost around 10,000 German marks. This was approximately the equivalent of a new Polonez at the time. Most copies ended up on the Middle Eastern market and in the United States.

The presented specimen is 100% complete and functional, in a condition close to factory new.

Sale based on VAT-margin invoice.