The Nardone 928 is a French restomod that brings the Porsche 928 back to life, reworking the 1977 to 1995 grand tourer with a carbon fiber body, a reengineered V8, and a fully modernised cabin while keeping the original silhouette intact. Built by Nardone Automotive as a strictly limited series, it is one of the most ambitious Porsche 928 restomods ever attempted, and TheArsenale offers it directly.
What is the Nardone 928?
Nardone Automotive, a French custom shop, is bringing one of Porsche's finest mysteries back to life. The Porsche 928 was the top of the line from 1977 to 1995, and it was designed to replace the legendary 911, but it never did. The Nardone 928 finally gives the model the modern interpretation enthusiasts always wanted, treating it as a future classic rather than a forgotten one.
What is under the Nardone 928 bodywork?
With new carbon fiber bodywork, Nardone's take on the 928 gently updates the car's characteristics while retaining the original appearance intact. A 400-horsepower V8 sits under the hood, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip differential. Nardone also improved the brakes and power steering and implemented an active suspension system, turning a 1980s grand tourer into a genuinely modern driver's car.
What is the Nardone 928 interior like?
The inside of the Porsche 928 is upholstered in Foglizzo leather and Alcantara, with a Porsche Classic Management System for the infotainment. The result blends analog character with discreet modern technology. According to Nardone Automotive, the 928 is produced in a strictly limited launch series, each one bespoke to its owner.
How much does the Nardone 928 cost?
This is a halo-level restomod, and the price reflects it. As Top Gear reported, the Nardone Automotive 928 starts from around 480,000 euros, excluding VAT and the donor car. That positions it firmly among collectible modern coachbuilt Porsches rather than a simple modified 928.
Where to buy the Nardone 928 and similar restomods
You can find the Nardone 928 Porsche 928 restomod and the dedicated Nardone Automotive collection on TheArsenale. To explore more reimagined classics, browse the full TheArsenale car collection, including the Project M Ferrari 308 GTS restomod and the Rezvani Retro RR1 750.
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