• Rare high-performance 911 variant
• 3,196 km from new at the time of cataloguing
• Serviced by Porsche Zentrum Frankfurt in June 2026
• Accompanied by the original service book and owner's manual
• Delivered and registered in Germany

"The 911 GT3 is the quintessence of half a century of Porsche motor sports. It is a roadworthy sports car, which incorporates our collective technical expertise from motor sports. As such, it wastes no time in delivering the goods. Every command is carried out directly and with precision. Its handling characteristics are superb; its level of safety is exceptional even in extreme situations. In short: the 911 GT3 places maximum performance at your fingertips at all times. Not just on the racetrack." - Porsche Cars North America Inc.

Intended primarily for racing, though still road legal, the Porsche 911 GT3 can trace its ancestry all the way back through a succession of high-performance models to the legendary 911 Carrera RS of 1973. The car takes its name from the FIA's GT3 category of production sports car racing and has been produced in a variety of versions since its introduction in 1999 on the Type 996 family of the perennial 911.

Porsche unveiled the Type 992 iteration of the GT3 in February 2021. The newcomer had the same engine as its predecessor: a 4.0-litre flat-six producing 503bhp at 8,400 revs with a 9,000rpm red line. The 992 GT3 adopted unequal-length control-arm front suspension, influenced by the Type 991 RSR, while a revised rear wing delivered increased downforce compared to previous GT3 models. The Type 992 GT3 could be ordered with either a seven-speed dual-clutch PDK or a six-speed manual gearbox. On 15th September 2020, Lars Kern set an official Nürburgring lap time of 6:55.34 in the Type 992 GT3.

Porsche had first introduced a Touring variant on the preceding Type 991.2, and this model was continued on the Type 992. The Touring package did away with GT3's rear wing, replacing it with the retractable spoiler from the Carrera GTS, the result being a return to a smoother and more integrated look; the 'penalty' being a trifling reduction in top speed to a still breathtaking 315km/h (196mph). Engine and suspension settings remained the same as the regular GT3. Inside the cabin, Alcantara was replaced with leather.

This limited edition Porsche supercar is offered for sale by its sole owner having covered only 3,196 km at the time of cataloguing. Highlights if its impressive specification include the following (full list on file):

•Deep black metallic paint with an extended black leather interior including steering column and door cards
•Protective film to the front of the car
•7-speed Porsche PDK gearbox
•Chrono-Pack
•90 litre fuel tank
•Brake callipers painted in gloss black
•Front axle lift system
•Adaptive sports seats with electrical adjustment, with seat centre in black 'race tex' cloth
•BOSE surround sound system

The car has had two services at Porsche Zentrum Frankfurt, the first in 2023 at 2,025 kilometres and the second on 2nd June 2026 at 3,177 kilometres. An invoice for the latter totalling €5,176.02 is on file. The car is also offered with German registration documents and all books including the service book.

A beautiful example of the powerful yet elegant Type 992 GT3 Touring, offered from its first owner with very low usage and full-service history.