A one-of-a-kind Porsche 911 GT3 that had 700 hours of work might be the most exclusive car ever made.
This one-off Porsche 911 GT3 Touring features hand-applied, Fire Red Lion graphics.
Some headline features include an embroidered map of Luxembourg and lines from the national anthem.
And it is so exclusive that not even Jeff Bezos – the world’s richest man – could buy it.
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Porsche celebrates 75 years of its Luxembourg arm
This one-of-a-kind Porsche 911 is the subject of a truly special celebration.
A few days ago, Porsche Luxembourg celebrated its 75th anniversary as a Porsche car importer.
The celebration is even more important because Porsche Luxembourg was one of the first-ever importers of the German brand.
The dealership has operated as an official brand importer since 1950.
To mark the celebration, Porsche Luxembourg decided to embark on a special collaboration.
It has partnered with Porsche’s ‘Sonderwunsch’, or special wishes, department, as well as another party.
The two then partnered with Luxembourg artist Jacques Schneider to create the Porsche Lëtzebuerg Legacy project.
Luxembourg artist helps produce special Porsche 911 GT3
This collaboration has resulted in a one-of-a-kind 911 GT3 with the Touring Package.
According to Porsche, this 911 GT3 has the most elaborate exterior finish of any car to come through the Sonderwunsch division.
The bodywork of this one-off 911 is painted in an Ice Grey Metallic finish.
Schneider has applied a fine Fire Red lion graphic to the hood, quarter panels, doors, fuel filler cap, rear spoiler, and roof.
In case you’re wondering why a red lion has been chosen, there is a very good reason.
Porsche says it has been chosen to represent ‘power, strength, and Luxembourg’s national identity.’
And the interior very much continues the ornate, heavily customized theme.
The headliner of this 911 GT3 contains an embroidered map of Luxembourg.
It also comes with the opening lines of the Luxembourg national anthem.
Good luck to anybody trying to get their hands on this Porsche 911.
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