Paint to Sample unit of the 2018 Porsche 911 GT3 are currently landing in delaersips across the world and we're here to deliver a fresh example of the rear-engined delight. We mean this in a literal sense, since the machine we have here comes dressed in Mint Green.
In our book, the eye candy that is this Zuffenahsuen machine comes in complete form, since the thing also packs yellow brake calipers (these indicate the presence of PCCB carbon-ceramic stopping hardware).
We also have to mention the optional all-LED front light clusters of the car, which come with black inner graphcis. The same hue was used for the satin finish wheels.
Now, this tale might seem a bit familiar. If this is the case for you, it might be because you've checked out another Mint Green Gen 2 GT3 tale we brought to you about one month ago.
Nevertheless, the Neunelfer we showed you back then mixed the standard steel brakes with Mint Green, which meant its calipers came in red. And, for a Porschephile, this spec change can make quite a difference.
And while we're talking Mint Green and the 2018 GT3, we'll remind you that, earlier today, we delivered the most extreme 991.2 GT3 configuration we've seen to date.
To be more precise, Mint Green was used for... one the car's wheels, while the other were finished in Acid Green, Gulf Orange and Ruby Star. It's worth mentioning that the main shade of the car is Gulf Blue.
A part of the color mix defining the exterior has also made its way inside the car. That's where we find hybrid deviated stitching mixing Acid Green and Gulf Orange.
And regardless of whether you adore this multi-colored spec packing Porsche Exclusive CCX details or find too extreme, you have to admit the fact that it can't be ignored.
We also have to mention the optional all-LED front light clusters of the car, which come with black inner graphcis. The same hue was used for the satin finish wheels.
Now, this tale might seem a bit familiar. If this is the case for you, it might be because you've checked out another Mint Green Gen 2 GT3 tale we brought to you about one month ago.
Nevertheless, the Neunelfer we showed you back then mixed the standard steel brakes with Mint Green, which meant its calipers came in red. And, for a Porschephile, this spec change can make quite a difference.
And while we're talking Mint Green and the 2018 GT3, we'll remind you that, earlier today, we delivered the most extreme 991.2 GT3 configuration we've seen to date.
To be more precise, Mint Green was used for... one the car's wheels, while the other were finished in Acid Green, Gulf Orange and Ruby Star. It's worth mentioning that the main shade of the car is Gulf Blue.
A part of the color mix defining the exterior has also made its way inside the car. That's where we find hybrid deviated stitching mixing Acid Green and Gulf Orange.
And regardless of whether you adore this multi-colored spec packing Porsche Exclusive CCX details or find too extreme, you have to admit the fact that it can't be ignored.