Porsches are usually known for their exceptional braking, but in the case of this Carrera GT it seems this Porsche never got the chance to prove it. We don’t have any information on what turned this into a $440,000 paper weight, but we’re still going to shed a tear for the knowing that the world has one less of the rare supercar (under 1300 were produced.)
Have a little extra cash laying around? Always wanted a Porsche Carrera GT? But you’re an underachiever, so you only have a fifth of the $440,000 necessary purchase one (and that’s when it was new and still in production.) Well you’re finally in luck. Go to eBay and take a look at this kit car.
This replica is based on a Porsche Boxter that has been stretched 12 inches in both directions. It has been completely modified in and out to look like a 2005 Carrera GT.
Do you know German Prince Marcus? Don’t worry, you are not the only one. For example this is the first time I hear about him, and maybe if he wasn’t the owner of a Gemballa Mirage GT I never would.
He is the owner of an incredible supercar collection, including this orange Gemballa Porsche Carrera GT. The car was crashed at the famous Paul Ricard racing circuit in France.
The Gemballa Mirage GT worths €725,000: €500,000 for the Carrera GT and €225,000 for the Gemball tuning kit.
Remember the day when you first saw a Carrera GT? Imagine how would you feel if you have seen a dozen of them passing by!
On June 14, a group of Carrera GT owners decided to drive down from Newport Beach to Crystal Cove to Laguna Beach and then ending their drive at St. Regis Resort.
