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Porsche 911 4.0 GT3 Touring — Sportive légendaire, 510 ch et boîte manuelle — exterior view

Porsche 911 4.0 GT3 Touring — Sportive légendaire, 510 ch et boîte manuelle· 2026 · 1'000 km

Porsche 911 4.0 GT3 Touring — Legendärer Sportwagen, 510 PS und Schaltgetriebe

Private
CHF 225'000.-
Mileage

1'000 km

First registration

2026

Description

The Porsche 911 4.0 GT3 Touring 2026 embodies the very essence of uncompromising driving pleasure. This two-door coupé in distinctive green color combines the sporting heritage of the Zuffenhausen brand with a philosophy of automotive purism. Only 1 000 km on the odometer testify to its near-new condition. Under the bonnet, a 4.0-liter flat-six engine develops 510 horsepower, transmitted to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox — a rare and prized choice among purists. This configuration delivers exhilarating performance with a declared fuel consumption of 13.7 l/100 km and CO2 emissions of 310 g/km, characteristic of a true supercar. The refined interior in black contrasts elegantly with the green bodywork, while the timeless design of the 911 reinforces its timeless character. Four seats offer a daily versatility rare in this category of raw performance. This accident-free opportunity represents an exceptional opportunity for collectors and automotive enthusiasts, combining Porsche's sporting DNA with the rarity of a manual transmission in the modern era.

Vehicle options

Exterior

Alloy wheels
LED headlights

Technical specifications

First registration
2026
Mileage
1'000 km
Fuel type
Petrol
Body type
Coupe
Colour
Green
Transmission
Manual
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Power
510 hp
Engine size
4.0 L
Gears
6
Doors
2
Seats
4

Energy data

Consumption
13.7 L/100km
CO₂ emissions
310 g/km
Energy category
G

Condition

Accident-free
Yes
Swiss vehicle
Yes
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Seller information

Fredrik
Private seller
8704 Herrliberg

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