4k-Mile 2018 Porsche 991.2 GT3 Touring
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2018
- Make: Porsche
- Model: GT3 Touring
- VIN: WP0AC2A90JS177092
- Mileage: 3,870
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Chalk
- Seller: dinotom1
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Jupiter, FL 33477
- Lot #: V-0022259
Finished in Chalk over a black leather interior with cloth seat centers, this 2018 Porsche 991.2 GT3 comes equipped with the Touring Package which supplies a 6-speed GT Sport manual transmission along with an understated Carrera-style rear spoiler. It was ordered with optional Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB), front axle lift system, and Sport Chrono Package as well as exclusive door handles in black, Platinum Satin painted wheels, the Bose Surround Sound System, and much more. Enjoyed by the current owner since early 2021, this GT3 Touring is now being offered for auction out of Florida showing under 4k miles on the odometer.
The nonmetallic Chalk exterior is complemented by factory-exclusive door handles in high-gloss black, SportDesign mirrors in carbon fiber, and 20” center-lock wheels in Platinum Satin. The car rides on a set of Michelin Pilot Sport tires and the seller notes the exterior has been paint-corrected, fully covered under Xpel protective film, and treated with a ceramic coating. Detailed images are provided in the gallery along with a clean CARFAX report.
The cabin is upholstered in black full leather with matching cloth seat inserts. Optional equipment includes an extended-range fuel tank, front axle lift system, a luggage net in the passenger footwell, Bi-Xenon headlights with Porsche Dynamic Light System, the Light Design Package, Bose Surround Sound System, Voice Control, and fuel cap with an Aluminum Look finish. The original floor mats have never been used and accompany the sale of the car.
Up to 500 HP comes from a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine paired with a 6-speed GT Sport manual transmission that drives the rear wheels. Rear-axle steering and PASM suspension are equipped as standard, and this GT3 features optional Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB) for superior stopping power. The seller reports all recommended services have been completed and corresponding records are available since the time of their purchase.
This sale will include the owner’s manuals, window sticker, records, and a clean title.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $216,872
- Auction End: Sep 19, 2022 08:09:02PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 27
Comments (82)
Congrats to the buyer. PM me with your phone number and I’ll ping you when the car is gone over at Braman
Can’t wait. It will be a nice addition to my 997.2 turbo manual coupe.
Well done
I’ll continue to make do with my 4.0 997 for now ??
Sold for $216,872
Nice win. This is a beautiful car.
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The car will be going to Braman Porsche on Wednesday for the over rev report, DME and PPI, although, my history with them tells me that means they'll get to it on Friday.
@dinotom1 Thank you for confirming. And yes, it is a distinct option on the GT3 that to me makes little sense.
@rak1161 I just confirmed with my friend who owns a Porsche dealership that auto dim and rain sensing wipers were one option. This car doesn't have it since it's not listed on the sticker.
@rak1161 I found an image of the window sticker, and IF those are options, they aren't noted on the window sticker. I haven't driven that car in the rain very much, and certainly not lately but I can't see how this car doesn't have intermittent wipers standard.
@dinotom1 Ok thank you. I will presume it does not have that option as I can’t see it on the window sticker posted, as much as it’s crazy that Porsche makes auto-dimming mirrors/intermittent wipers a distinct option on these GT3’s. Can you recall if your mirrors auto-dim when driving at night?
@rak1161 I'm sorry I do not recall and I am not where the car is today. I don't recall intermittent wipers being an option.
It’s hard to see from the window sticker but it appears this car does not have the auto-dimming mirrors and intermittent wiper option. Can you confirm? Thanks
@Quackbury Because if those comments derail the bidding, I get to keep it if it doesn't meet the reserve
@TC968 Yes, but I've never used it or seen it. Where I store it, it doesn't need to be covered and when it's in my garage, I wash it probably every third day.
If she breaks up with TB 12 I'd like to marry Giselle. Except i'd want her to be 5'6" with a smaller nose and red hair. Oh and speak French instead of Portuguese.
Like a pre-owned Giselle this GT3 Touring comes "as is". I applaud the seller's patience in dealing with these nonsensical "if only" posts.
GLWA and may this beauty (and Giselle) go home with someone who loves her "just the way she is."
Does the pictured Maserati branded bag include a cover? Apologies if I missed mention in the listing.
My comment was supposed to say derailing. autocorrected to detailing.
You guys (peanut gallery)= derailing
Although, the car is very well detailed so that comment is applicable too.
Man, you guys have done a wonderful job of detailing this one. Nice job!
Ok, DME report: yes, almost a must on a Porsche these days and to the point where if I’m listing on a site, I’d have it prepared. Obviously to late to have it done now though. However, seller has given an out to anyone who wins if the car does not “pass”. Case closed.
PPI: that is YOUR job and YOUR expense as a buyer. How many times have you contacted a seller of a car on autotrader and have successfully requested that they pay $300-400 for a ppi for you? Why is it different on here? Want a ppi? Schedule it early on in the auction and pay for it yourself.
Beautiful car. Wish it could be mine. Hate to see a bunch of people in here bickering.
@Tgdelb I will take it to Brahman Porsche instead of Orbit, despite my reservations about them, for the PPI and DME. It obviously can't be done by tomorrow at 4, if you buy the car and the reports aren't clean, you can back out of the sale, and I'll pay the Pcar fee.
@dinotom1 thank you. Yes, I understand your commitment to make the car 100%. I simply mentioned serious over revs and a PPI to alleviate my concerns and also clarify my need for inspection before closing.
@Tgdelb You apparently missed this comment from me this morning. ""To alleviate any potential buyers' concerns. I will have the car gone over and any TRUE fault will be corrected, and I won't ship the car until the DME report shows no faults.""
@dinotom1 I see you say the car has been stored for a few months. Really prob needs a good charge and a bit of driving to clear codes however, since this may not be convenient given the auctions end soon, would you agree to sell the car with the understanding that a Porsche PPI be done after auction end but before close. Sale contingent on all codes cleared and no serious overrevs present?
I realize this is a bit late to be discussing this however I’m just trying to see if I can be involved in the bidding.
The car is obviously nearly perfect. Very well spec’d and one of my favorites, however most would require this to move ahead.
Thank you for sharing this car and best of luck with your new one.
FYI.. If you watch it from my link, I just tried it, it takes about 40 seconds to load up.
@Car_Addict I think you may be wrong headed here. Depending on the use of the car the buckets are only costume jewelry. i don’t wear a nomex race suit when I’m driving a local rally or the in the mountain roads either. If the car is truly a touring, Porsche 18-way seats are gonna be the best bet every time! I accept this car as intended. Touring cars are comfortable because they are meant for many, many miles of great driving. ??
Apparently, when uploading videos, Pcar has to review them, so it won't be posted in the gallery until tomorrow. If anyone wants to view it now, here is a link to my azure account where you can view it. This is unedited, since I'm terrible at photography and video, you even get my finger at the end. Please watch it on your phone or Ipad as I switched to landscape mode and it plays in Portrait if you watch it on a computer.
Video can be seen here https://batlgroupimages.blob.core.windows.net/accessibleimages/ownedcars/GT3Touring_2018_Walkaround.MOV
@iggyrose thank you for sharing. Why would I “move on” if I’m genuinely interested in the car. I don’t see any bids coming from you. I think it’s best you “move on”.
@dinotom1 that would be great. Much appreciated.
I will shoot a walkaround video later today as it is currently raining and post it this afternoon.
To alleviate any potential buyers' concerns. I will have the car gone over and any TRUE fault will be corrected, and I won't ship the car until the DME report shows no faults.
@Car_Addict in fairness to the auction any further comments regarding seats will be removed. This is your opinion and not relevant to the auction. Our data shows that many buyers prefer the 18 way seats on a Touring mainly due to each individual’s height and weight. Thank you for your understanding.
@Car_Addict You mentioned bucket seats 4 times.
No the buckets are not a must and many including me prefer no buckets. (Only a must for track use). Also he does have a dme report and even gave money back guarantee If your not interested in a car, best to move on. Seems you’re trying to scare other bidders for a self serving purpose. Not pretty to watch.
Would you a mind uploading some videos including a walk around and driving video? Thank you.
@dinotom1 Your GT3 looks super clean. But I don’t think your car will sell with all these faults on the report. Can you please take your car to a Porsche dealer to perform the DME report and a full PPI? I am very interested in your car, as it has everything except the bucket seats, which I can add later.
@dinotom1 And... that additional content are images of the DME report. Please note that over rev readings are NOT available on 991.2 vehicles on aftermarket devices as of yet. If someone buys the car and runs an over rev report, which will be clean, and isn't happy. I'll gladly take the car back. There are a few faults shown on the DME, according to the tech, that is due to slightly low voltage since the car has been in storage for 4 months. There is nothing wrong with any of those items. Those indications will go away as the car is run. This car has been serviced solely by Orbit Racing, other than the 20k service that was done by Brahman Porsche. If anyone wants to discuss the car with Orbit, contact Shawn at Orbit He will be happy to answer your questions.
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@911guy I’m no expert but I would assume it would be plug and play since the seats were made for this specific car. Can any modification be made to support the swap or any adaptor out there? Everything about the car is perfect except the must have buckets.
@Car_Addict I would caution anyone who is considering removing the 18-ways to install the LWBs to be 100% assured the existing seat wiring harness will be compatible. The internet and other PCAR forums are quick to say 'no problem' but the reality is different. Unlike earlier generations of 911s, wiring harnesses are VERY specific to what was installed when the car was built and there are no 'extra' unused harnesses sitting there waiting to be used.
@noahkl wish it was that easy. On ebay they actually sell for around $15k. Anyone knows any other way to get these?
@norcalraptor DME report getting done tomorrow at 2pm at Orbit Racing. I will post it when I return home.
Outer bolsters on the driver's seat cushion and seat back cushion appear to have really taken some crushing and creasing for such a low miles car..unusual for even a 911 with many, many more miles. Just takes a little gymnastics (up and over the bolsters) when getting in and out of the car to retain an overall crisp look of the interior.
@Car_Addict Fair to guess your local P dealership can order for $5900/pair. Install will likely be additional.
@norcalraptor Car never raced, nor driven hard, no need for one. I'm not with the car today but I will put my computer on it, though I'm not sure if mine does that or not. will find out tomorrow.
Do you have a DME report?
I prefer the buckets by far. It really enhances the interior of this wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Winged GT3-LWB
Touring-sofas.
This car is very close if not the perfect 991.2 GT3T.
@chillimd Hope to see you there sometimes I take my F512 M
I own this car with LWB seats and it is incredible, although on a day to day basis, the 18-ways are a better choice. Ebay currently has a pair from a 991 GT3 for $16,500.
This car is near perfect. It’s only missing the bucket seats! How much do the buckets go for in the open market?
Gorgeous. I'll look out for it as I'm in PBG frequent all the PB restaurants one of my my silver 997 turbos.
@chillimd PTS Fashion Grey
What color is the 22?
Good morning folks, welcome to the auction. Please ping me with any questions and I will answer them to the best of my ability. This car, like all my cars was always garaged, and kept clean at all times. It has had all its Porsche services due for its 4 years of age despite its low mileage. The book seen in the photos has all its service records since inception (which isn't many) I only used it to drive to Palm Beach for dinners. I am selling it because my new 2022 PTS Touring has arrived!
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