When the Porsche Carrera GT came on the market in 2004, it was considered by many as a truly spectacular supercar.. and still is! The 10 years old design looks so fresh and clean, the sound and the power of the engine make this car so perfect that it's not necessary to change even a tiny bolt on this german masterpiece, and that's why this yellow Porsche Carrera GT might be a blasphemy.
For 259.000€ you can bring home this custom GT with 26.100km on the odometer and fitted with a bodykit produced by austrian company Koenigseder.
The company announced the bodykit for the Carrera GT in 2008 and this is the first time that I stumble upon one of those! The 32.000€ tuning package includes a set of new side skirts, a more aggressive front bumper and a back bumper with a massive wing.
The mighty 5.7L V10 hasn't received any modifications and produces 612hp and 590nm which is enough to offer stunning performance (0 to 100kph in 3,9s and a top speed of 330kph) also for the standards of today, if we come and check out the interior we may notice that no modifications have been applied.
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ReplyDeleteThe Porsche Carrera GT remains one of the most iconic analog supercars ever built, powered by a 5.7L V10 producing 612 hp and delivering extreme performance with a 0–100 km/h time of 3.9 seconds and a top speed of around 330 km/h. Even years after its debut, its design, sound, and mechanical purity still make it one of the most admired German performance cars.
ReplyDeleteThis Koenigseder-modified example adds an aggressive body kit with revised bumpers, side skirts, and a large rear wing, giving the already dramatic Carrera GT an even more extroverted presence. Despite these visual upgrades, the core drivetrain and interior remain untouched, preserving its original character.
For high-value and rare builds like this, enthusiasts often also think about long-term preservation, and solutions such as Paint protection film for cars are commonly considered to help protect the exterior finish from wear, chips, and aging over time.