Many enthusiasts go through the hassle of grabbing a Christmas Tree during this time of the year, but only certain gearheads know how to turn the task into a smile-inducing adventure. We're here to bring you the freshest example of this, one that involves a Porsche that shines as bright as the decorations themselves.
The driver of the 911 GT3 RS PDK in the images we have here (lens tip to Gi Automotive Group) decided to bring his tree home using his track-savvy Zuffenhausen machine. And with a machine whose rear wing could fully support the three on its own, grabbing attention on the street was guaranteed.
After all, this example of the Rennsport Neunelfer does mix the already-screaming Ultraviolet Blue factory color with a custom shade that makes the wheels stand out from a few blocks away.
Now, before ending this piece, there are two more things we need to mention. For instance, we hope this Porscha driver had used a paint protection film. Otherwise, even with the improvised protection seen here, the magnesium roof of the beast might just need a paint polish.
More importantly (and we might just receive our fair share of less-than-loving comments for this one), we wish the man had gone for an artificial tree. After all, not having trees cut for temporary pleasure is the least a hooning enthusiasts could do for the environment.
Plastic Christmas Tree adventures are not without their challenges. though. And this is why we decided to bring along a video, one that shows the work involved in trying to get a monstrous tree inside a (drum rolls) Tesla Model X.
Regardless, this images might have a reverse effect on many enthusiasts, meaning that we expect a lot of guys and gals out there to wish they had a 911 GT3 RS under their Christmas Tree.
In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist. Full profile
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