2004 PORSCHE 911 type 996 GT3 Clubsport - Lot 278

2004 PORSCHE 911 type 996 GT3 Clubsport Serial number WPOZZZ99Z4S691896 French registration - Service booklet - Clubsport package - Low mileage 60,910km at time of catalog writing The Porsche 911, an emblematic model from the German manufacturer that has captured the hearts of car enthusiasts since its creation. The GT3 variant, first launched in 1999, represents the pinnacle of engineering and performance on road and track. The 911 GT3 stands out for its rigid chassis, light weight and exceptional dynamic capabilities. The first generation GT3, based on the 996, was developed with the intention of returning the 911 to its sporting roots. Thanks to design elements and technologies derived from the world of racing, the 996 GT3 quickly won the respect of drivers and critics alike. Under the hood is a 3.6-liter flat-6 engine capable of producing around 360 hp, enabling the car to achieve impressive performance. With a 6-speed manual gearbox and specific suspension settings, the 996 GT3 offers a pure, immersive driving experience, true to the spirit of Porsche. The GT3 has been designed not only for the road, but also to excel on the racetrack, attracting a clientele of enthusiasts eager to experience racing on a daily basis. Improvements in braking, weight and handling make it a particularly popular model in the world of sports cars. With the 996 GT3, Porsche has combined heritage and innovation, creating a car that continues to be revered by thrill-seekers and collectors alike. The example we present was delivered new to Switzerland in July 2004, where it remained until 2009. Very well equipped, its options include the rare clubsport pack, xenon lights, automatic air conditioning and Becker radio. Its original service booklet bears witness to regular servicing, and indicates that it was serviced at Porsche Lyon during this period. It arrived in France in January 2009, and has been regularly serviced ever since. This 911 has a sober, sporty configuration, with a black interior and bucket seats. This car will have several owners in France, its former amateur owner from the Savoie region having kept it for 8 years before selling it to the current owner in 2022. Today, at the time of writing, it has a low mileage of 60,910 km and is in good overall condition, making it an unmissable opportunity for enthusiasts of the marque. 2004 PORSCHE 911 type 996 GT3 Clubsport Serial number WPOZZZ99Z4S691896 French registration - Service booklet - Clubsport Pack - Low mileage 60,910km at time of writing The Porsche 911, an iconic model from the German manufacturer that has captured the hearts of car enthusiasts since its creation. The GT3 variant, first launched in 1999, represents the pinnacle of engineering and performance on road and track. The 911 GT3 is characterised by its rigid chassis, light weight and exceptional dynamic capabilities. The first generation GT3, based on the 996, was developed with the intention of returning the 911 to its sporting roots. Thanks to design elements and technologies derived from the world of racing, the 996 GT3 quickly won the respect of drivers and critics alike. Under the bonnet is a 3.6-litre flat-six engine capable of producing around 360bhp, enabling the car to achieve impressive performance levels. With a 6-speed manual gearbox and specific suspension settings, the 996 GT3 offers a pure and immersive driving experience, true to the spirit of Porsche. The GT3 has been designed not only for the road, but also to excel on the racetrack, attracting a clientele of enthusiasts who want to experience racing on a daily basis. Improvements in braking, weight and handling make it a particularly popular model in the world of sports cars. With the 996 GT3, Porsche has combined heritage and innovation, creating a car that continues to be revered by thrill-seekers and collectors alike. This example was delivered new to Switzerland in July 2004, where it remained until 2009. Very well equipped, its options include the rare clubsport pack, xenon lights, automatic climate control and Becker radio. Its original service history shows that it was regularly serviced, notably at Porsche Lyon during this period. It arrived in France in January 2009 and has been regularly serviced ever since. This 911 has a sober and sporty configuration, with a black interior and bucket seats. The car will have several owners in France, with its former owner fro