- Sapphire Blue Metallic exterior
- Black/Alcantara interior
- 18 Way Adaptive Sport Seats Plus
- Sport Chrono Package with Porsche Track Precision App
- Porsche Communication Management - PCM
- 90 L Fuel Tank
- Front Axle Lifting System
- Sound Package Plus
- Smoker Package
- 21" HRE Wheels
- Titanium Exhaust reported by current owner
- PPF on whole car reported by current owner
As the saying goes, it's not how much you've got; it's how you use it. The same holds true for vehicle power figures, which the 2015 Porsche 911 GT3 makes superb use of. This alluring example only has 9,100 miles on its clock and is available for sale in California.
Exterior and Interior
The design of the 911 is a recipe that has been unchanged for years. Still, each generation looks unique and stands out on its own. The 991.1 generation 911 is no different and the sleek roofline, wide hips, and modern round lights make this car one of the most beautiful 911s ever built. This example being a GT3 means it has more aggressive styling with sporty bumpers and a wing on the back. This example is finished in a beautiful Sapphire Blue Metallic paint with PPF over it for added protection. The car sits on 21-inch HRE alloy wheels that show off the big red brake calipers. With the ride height being lower than other 911s, the front axle lift is a welcome option for easy maneuverability. The interior of the 991.1 GT3 is very simple yet technologically modern. The Porsche communication management system is a modern display that controls audio settings for the vehicle. The 18-way adaptive seats wrapped in black Alcantara and leather hold you tightly through twisty roads and track days. The Sports Chrono Package includes a gorgeous analog clock along with the Porsche track precision app for lap times. The Sound Package Plus provides a sublime music experience to satisfy your inner audiophile. The smoker package includes an ashtray along with a 12-volt socket for charging and other necessities.
Engine
The 991.1 911 GT3 is powered by a 3.8-liter flat-six engine that is strapped behind the engine compartment. With titanium connecting rods and forged pistons, as well as a slew of other improvements to the original 911 H6. When attached to Porsches legendary PDK dual-clutch automatic gearbox, the GT3 reaches 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds. This perfect track weapon can also be dailies due to the addition of a 90l fuel tank allowing for long-distance driving on one tank of petrol.
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