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The 1982 Porsche 928, a testament to German engineering prowess, stands as a landmark in automotive history. This Grand Touring coupe, launched in 1978, represented a bold departure from the traditional Porsche 911, offering a more luxurious and comfortable driving experience while maintaining the brand's DNA of performance and precision. Under its sleek, flowing lines, the 928 housed a revolutionary 4.5-liter, 310-horsepower V8 engine, longitudinally mounted ahead of the rear axle – a configuration that prioritized both handling and driver comfort. Paired with a robust 5-speed manual transmission, the 928 delivered exhilarating acceleration, reaching 60 mph in just 6.3 seconds, a feat remarkable for its era. Its sophisticated suspension system, featuring a front MacPherson strut and a rear multi-link setup, provided a level of handling precision and comfort rarely seen in its contemporaries. The 1982 928 was a showcase of innovative features, including power-assisted steering, four-wheel disc brakes with ABS (an advanced technology for the time), and a lavish interior appointed with leather upholstery, a comprehensive instrument panel, and a well-designed dashboard that prioritized driver ergonomics. While the 928 initially faced skepticism for its departure from the 911's iconic rear-engine layout, it quickly gained acclaim for its refined driving experience, comfort, and practicality. The 928, in its 1982 guise, solidified its position as a true Grand Touring machine, a capable and stylish vehicle that excelled on both winding backroads and open highways, challenging the notion that luxury and performance could not coexist.