We Bought the Lowest Mileage Early Porsche 911 IN THE WORLD!

The hosts of Spike's Car Radio unveil the world's lowest-mileage 1971 Porsche 911 Targa—originally intended for Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands but never delivered due to a minor factory dent. The car, which remained undriven for over 20 years and was eventually acquired by Jerry Seinfeld, was purchased by the hosts after a surreal encounter: their Uber driver, a Dutch-born tech worker with a 1998 993 C2S Porsche, revealed he was the one who sold the car to Seinfeld. The story, filled with cosmic coincidence, underscores the show’s theme of serendipity in car collecting. The hosts then dive into the car’s pristine condition—just 4,944 kilometers (under 3,100 miles)—and its rare Dutch police features, including a rear wiper and passenger-side mirror. They also critique the Polestar 4’s lack of a rear window and inconvenient key fob, while celebrating Phil Rizzuto’s jaw-dropping radio flyer—a Ford Explorer chassis transformed into a full-sized red wagon with no roof, windows, or climate control. The episode closes with a fiery debate over 'Canyon Carver,' a self-appointed traffic vigilante filming reckless drivers in Malibu, sparking a clash between safety and freedom—culminating in a public showdown at the upcoming Palisades Motor Car Show. The episode’s most striking revelation isn’t the car’s mileage, but the idea that destiny, not just money or taste, shapes the rarest finds in car culture.