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Now that the 991.2 Porsche 911 GT3 adorns driveways and garages across the country, we're still waiting for the Touring Package GT3s to reach their first owners. Until that happens, we're keeping an eye out for the 911 GT3 TPs out there, with the one in these images making for the latest such spotting.
These days, Zuffenausen is completing the final hue tests for the Paint To Sample examples, and we're used to both look-at-me colors, such as the red car we showed you yesterday, and tastefully restrained examples like this one.
However, if we are to pay attention to Instagram talk, this Porscha is covered in Grigio Telesto. Now, as supercar aficionados among you are well aware, this is a hue that has been borrowed from Lamborghini.
In our book, such a visual stunt shows the ultimate refinement - think about it, we have the GT3 Touring Package, which is as understated as GT cars get for the 991.2 generation, covered in a shade that comes from the most extrovert mainstream supercar builder out there. Of course, there will always by Porschephiles who prever vivid colors for machines like the GT3.
Of course, given the mediocre lighting conditions seen here, we can't fully trust this social media hunch, so we'll ask you to throw in the mandatory grain of salt brake dust.
It appears we're dealing with a down-to-Earth configuration and the Instagram images at the bottom of the page deliver at least two example of that.
We're talking about the standard headlights (these are not the full-LED units), as well as the standard seats of the thing (many GT3 owners enjoy the full bucket units shared with the 918 Spyder).
Speaking of Grigio Telesto, we'll remind you that, back in August last year, we showed you what happens when this shade covers a Porsche 911 GT3 RS PDK.
However, if we are to pay attention to Instagram talk, this Porscha is covered in Grigio Telesto. Now, as supercar aficionados among you are well aware, this is a hue that has been borrowed from Lamborghini.
In our book, such a visual stunt shows the ultimate refinement - think about it, we have the GT3 Touring Package, which is as understated as GT cars get for the 991.2 generation, covered in a shade that comes from the most extrovert mainstream supercar builder out there. Of course, there will always by Porschephiles who prever vivid colors for machines like the GT3.
Of course, given the mediocre lighting conditions seen here, we can't fully trust this social media hunch, so we'll ask you to throw in the mandatory grain of salt brake dust.
It appears we're dealing with a down-to-Earth configuration and the Instagram images at the bottom of the page deliver at least two example of that.
We're talking about the standard headlights (these are not the full-LED units), as well as the standard seats of the thing (many GT3 owners enjoy the full bucket units shared with the 918 Spyder).
Speaking of Grigio Telesto, we'll remind you that, back in August last year, we showed you what happens when this shade covers a Porsche 911 GT3 RS PDK.
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