- is also
sometimes called the 906/8
Bergspyder,
Although the race car was most
commonly known as the 904
Bergspyder and was
technically based on the 904...
- The
Porsche 909 "
Bergspyder" was a
spyder sports car
designed and
built by
Porsche in 1968. Its
purpose was to
compete in
hillclimbing competitions, specifically...
- had
built a car
using similar constraints: the
Porsche 909
Bergspyder. The 981
Bergspyder never entered production as it
failed feasibility tests. The...
-
Porsche Taycan 64 360
Cisitalia 550
Spyder 718 787 804 904 906 907 908 909
Bergspyder 910 911 GT1 917 919
hybrid 934 934/5 935 936 956 961 962 963
Porsche 99X...
- did end up
making it on the next
Porsche Panamera. The
Porsche Boxster Bergspyder is a racing-inspired
speedster concept based on the 981-generation Porsche...
- 906. In hillclimbing, the
career of the
short and
light open-top 910/8 "
Bergspyder"
version with its 8-cylinder continued,
winning the 1967 and 1968 European...
-
lightweight open-top ″
Bergspyder″
variants as
their racing models were made for
endurance racing up to 24 hours, with the
Porsche 909
Bergspyder being the most...
- 550
Porsche 718
Porsche 904
Porsche 906
Porsche 910 Coupé
Porsche 910
Bergspyder Porsche 907
Porsche 908 Coupé 1953–1957 1957–1962 1963–1965 1965–1966...
- a mid-size
sedan Boxster concept (1993, Detroit), a
roadster Boxster Bergspyder (2014, unrevealed), a racing-inspired
speedster C88 (1994, Beijing), a...
- with the 904 in its
various iterations including the
experimental 904
Bergspyder, an open, lightweight,
hillclimbing prototype based on the 8-cylinder...
