Porsche 911 996 Carrera 4 with GT3 look sunroof seat heating (2000)

Vehicle description

Model history:

The Porsche 996, which replaced the 993 and was introduced in 1997, heralded a new era in the Porsche cosmos as the first water-cooled nine-eleven: Fans of the brand naturally missed the air-cooled boxer engines, but at the latest with the introduction of the more powerful models such as the 996 Turbo introduced in 2000 or the shortHowever, at the latest with the introduction of the more powerful models such as the 996 Turbo introduced in 2000 or the 996 GT3 presented shortly afterwards, it was clear that the concept of a water-cooled boxer engine could be taken to new heights in terms of performance. Thanks to new technology in body shell construction, rigidity also increased while curb weight was reduced. All-wheel drive was available, as it had been on the 993, from 1998: the option was recognizable by the Carrera 4 lettering on the boot lid.

General information about the vehicle:

Now offered for auction in this auction is a Porsche 911 of the 996 generation as a Carrera 4 in GT3

This car carries the VIN WP0ZZ99ZYS601613 and was imported from Japan. After consultation with the current owner, a total of 3 owners called the Porsche their own and a partial history of the vehicle can be traced through a led checkbook. In addition, there is a certificate that guarantees the total mileage of this 996 according to the seller. A recent MOT has been completed with no defects - the main inspection is now valid until October 2024. It is worth mentioning that this Porsche still underwent a 33 point check at Porsche.

Exterior color/paint/body:

Visually, this 911 Carrera 4 in white paint color has been trimmed to the 996 GT3 look - the seller has it mentioned that this look is original from Porsche and no reproduction parts were used. There has been no repainting so far and the current owner can exclude an accident in the current holding period. According to the seller, all add-on parts on the vehicle as well as the entire body of the 996 are in very good to perfect condition.

exact condition of the exterior can be seen in the other photos.

Exterior Rims/Brakes/Suspension:

The original GT3 look of this 996 Carrera 4 is rounded off by the original GT3 rims. New Hankook tires are mounted on the rims. The seller certifies the braking system a condition of 70-90%, in the area of the chassis no inconsistencies are known to him.

Interior:

In the interior this Porsche corresponds to its normal 996 Carrera 4 specifications - on the whole no missing parts can be found in the interior and all switches, levers as well as instruments seem to function impeccably. As for equipment, the following features aboard this 911 can be listed, among others: Sunroof, heated seats, leather dash, air conditioning and an original radio.

other equipment features as well as the detailed condition of the interior

can be

seen in the picture series of this vehicle

Mile

In addition to a certificate, the total mileage of this Carrera 4 of 91.500 kilometers can be proven by the partial Porsche checkbook.

Engine

The 3.4-liter six-cylinder boxer engine in the rear of this 996 Carrera 4 produces 300 hp - the power of the 6 cylinders is distributed to all 4 wheels via an automatic transmission called Tiptronic. Last service work took place in October 2022. For good sound provides a rear silencer from Fabspeed - unfortunately, according to seller statements, there is no ABE for the mounted system, but the original rear silencer can be reinstalled on request before delivery.

Underbody:

According to the low mileage of this Porsche 911 of the 996 series, the underside is also cleanly preserved. Finally, the seller notes that this Porsche is very good as well as full on the road and the engine and automatic transmission harmonize exceptionally well with each other. For those who want to own a Porsche 996 with all-wheel drive, but do not want to miss out on the racing flair, this 996 in original GT3 look is recommended.

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