by Porsche 911 GT3 Touring sold for a higher price than a new model
While the market for some cars, such as the latest Dodge Charger and Challenger models, shows declining prices, the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring continues to maintain high value. Even after a minor accident recorded in its history, this particular example attracted the attention of collectors.
Why is this car so special?
This Porsche GT3 Touring has a range of premium options that make it desirable for brand enthusiasts. Among them:
- Manual transmission.
- $10,000 PCCB carbon brakes.
- Front lift system.
- Interior with bucket seats and exclusive houndstooth upholstery.
Selling at such a price is not an exception for GT3 models, which are often valued above their initial cost. However, the accident history may affect future sales, even though the repairs were done properly.
Interestingly, the new owner likely appreciated not only the technical specifications but also the car’s unique design, including bronze stripes on the body and custom trim details. Such demand for the Porsche GT3 suggests that some cars remain a stable investment, even if they weren’t perfectly preserved.
