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- If you like the Porsche 991 version of the 911 you’ll love this auction.
- It combines six of the most important 991 variants including five GT3s and a 911 R.
- On top of that, it comes with the truck you’ll need to tow them all around.
There’s something extra special about doing something epic—and sharing that experience? Well, that just takes it to another level. If you’re someone who lives for a good track day, then this collection of low-mileage Porsche 911s, complete with a transport truck, might just be the perfect way to spend your weekend.
And hey, between you and your five best friends, you might just be able to afford it, since everything is being sold as a single auction lot.
What’s in the Lot?
Let’s break down exactly what the buyer will get starting with just the models themselves. The Porsches are all 991-generation 911s and consist of a GT3 Touring, a GT3 RS, a GT3 Cup, a GT3 Cup R, and quite simply, an R. The transport truck in question is a Man TGX 18.640 with a Rolfo Auriga trailer. According to RM Sotheby’s that’s handling the auction, everything here has delivery mileage too so it’s not as if these are clapped-out race cars on their last leg.
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Now let’s go a little deeper. The most normal of this group is likely the 911 R from 2016. One of just 991 examples, it’s the only 991.1 car in the group, as the rest are 991.2. It sports white paint with red stripes, 918 Spyder-style seats, carbon ceramic brakes, and Bose speakers. It has less than 50km (31 miles) on the odometer at the time of cataloging.
Next, the first and most pedestrian (if you can call it that) 911 GT3 from 2018. It has red paint with a black interior, a six-speed manual gearbox, ceramic brakes, racing harnesses, a roll cage, a 90-liter fuel tank, and also has less than 50km (31 miles) on its odometer.
The GT3 Touring is about as new as it gets with under 20km (12 miles) on the odometer and offers the buyer black paint on a black interior. Think of it as highly similar to the regular GT3 but without the option of going with an automatic gearbox and sans the giant rear wing. It’s the more subtle GT3 perhaps but it’ll still do 196 mph when flat out.
The GT3 Cup is on the opposite side of that scale. It pushes the limits with 485 horsepower (357 kW), a single seat, and aero bits that make it only legal for track use. The GT3 Cup R goes just one step further by being actually FIA-homologated for real GT3 racing.
Both Cup cars have zero mileage on them which just seems like a complete shame. Finally, the GT3 RS has the desirable Weissach package along with a Racing Yellow paint job and a black interior. It too sports fewer than 50km on the odometer.
And Don’t Forget the Truck!
Now, let’s not forget about the transport truck. This Man TGX 18.640 has just 500 km (310 miles) on the clock, meaning it’s barely broken in. It’s all set to carry you and your pristine Porsches to your next track day or exclusive event, assuming you actually plan on driving these cars and not just staring at them in your garage.
So, if you’re ready to own a seriously low-mileage collection of track-ready machines and a truck to haul them all (and your bank account is up to the task), head over to RM Sotheby’s auction here to register your bid. Just do us all a favor: actually drive these things, please.
