- 2022 Model Year Porsche 911 GT3
Track days sure are a lovely pastime, but when you consider the cost to buy or build a track-ready car that can only be used a few laps around a circuit and then parked till your next track day, some may look the other way. Porsche's answer to this significant issue is their lineup of GT3 cars. Built to take on an apex at full throttle and a cruise down the highway with some tunes on, they are perfect all-rounders. The 2022 GT3 is such a great piece of machinery that the folks over at Car and Driver summed it up as "the purest and most rewarding 911 to drive". Up for sale today is a 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 with just 9,300 miles reported on the clock, waiting to hit the track hard and the streets proud with its new owner.
Exterior and Interior
At first sight, this 2022 Porsche 911 GT3, with its GT Silver Metallic exterior, looks like it was born on the racetrack. The aggressive styling is met with lightweight and aerodynamic features like the carbon fiber roof, exterior mirror upper trim in carbon fiber and the massive rear wing providing downforce. Granting this vehicle the right stance is its factory satin dark silver wheels which house gloss black brake calipers. Other special exterior features include LED headlights in black, under door puddle light protectors Exclusive Design fuel cap and Exclusive Design taillights. The front axle lift system helps avoid that damaging that special bodywork too. The interior on this 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 also boats some unique features starting with the race-tex interior which has GT silver stitching. The 18-way adaptive sport seats hold you in place with silver grey seat belts matching the interior. The carbon fiber treatment includes interior trim inlays and door sills in gloss carbon fiber. Driver aids come in the form of Rear Park assist, auto-dimming mirrors with integrated rain sensors. The Chrono package with prep for lap trigger helps measure those lap times with utmost precision and the Bose surround sound system with ambient lighting sets the mood to hit the track hard.
Engine
Porsche and its flat-six engines are a thing of legends. It's a recipe perfected and loved by loyal fan bases all worldwide. Powering this 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 is a 4.0 L flat-six engine capable of pushing mind boggling 502hp, and all this with no forced induction! Power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a seven-speed automatic PDK transmission. This car comes with an extended range fuel tank of 23.7 gallons for longer track sessions and countryside cruises.
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