One of very few lightweight examples and one of only nine factory-finished in Blutengelb (Blossom Yellow) paint.

The RUF brand made a significant mark on the supercar market in the 1980s and 1990s, with the 1987 CTR Yellowbird standing ...

To say that the shop’s engineering changes were extensive would be an understatement: Like the CTR, the flat-six in the CTR2 was twin-turbocharged and mated to a gearbox of Ruf’s own design ...

There Are Special Porsches And Then There’s This Ruf CTR2 This particular Ruf CTR Yellowbird is chassis number 26 and was one of just nine finished in the distinctive shade of yellow that has ...

This is the 26th of 29 Ruf CTR Yellowbirds ever built ... the standard car was still only being offered with a four-speed. Chassis 26 also has the Leichtbau (lightweight) pack option selected ...

Neither Le Mans prototype nor Porsche super racer, this 766 hp-monster from Germany's Allgäu region is called the Ruf CTR 3. Can a beast like this be tamed – on the track and in everyday traffic?