Porsche 996 GT3
Coupé, 2003
Highlights
- Classic color combination
- Only 3 previous owner
- UK C16 example!
The 996 GT3: In 1999, Porsche launched a hard core version of its 996 called the GT3, it still looked distinctly similar to an aero equipped standard car, but its core DNA couldn’t be more different.
The Mezger engine set it apart from other normally aspirated 996 models, being based on the unit used in the 962 and 911 GT1 race cars. Power was up from 300BHP to 360 BHP, with a top speed just shy of 190mph. Developed by two-time World Rally Champion Walter Röhrl, race engineer Roland Kussmaul and the Porsche Motorsport department at Weissach, it provided a full on adrenaline fixing driving experience when fully lit, earning high praise from the motoring press at the time.
2005 
