What’s the first Porsche model that leaps to mind? Most likely it’s 911, which isn’t just the brand’s longest-running vehicle but also one of the most iconic sports cars of all time. There are also some Porsche diehards out there who might name one of the marque’s many competition-conquering racers, like the 917K or 935/78 “Moby Dick,” or one of its boundary-pushing supercars, like the 959 or Carrera GT. One name you’re unlikely to hear, though, is that of the 928. Porsche’s “other” sports car of the 1980s and early 1990s is all but forgotten these days. It was never able to knock the 911 off its perch at the top of the Porsche lineup, but the stylish and comfortable two-door did help redefine what a Porsche could be. The 928 was an attempt by the German marque to do something new. Debuting in 1977 (it launched as part of the company’s 1978 lineup), Porsche’s first production V-8..
