2007 Porsche 911 GT3

One of just 26 examples finished in Basalt Black and displays only 20,800 miles. This GT3 is desirably equipped with the sport chrono package, adaptive sport seats, thicker leather steering wheel, red seat belts, sound package, the aforementioned Basalt Black paint, and more.

Originally delivered to Suburban Collection in Troy, Michigan, this GT3 was immediately sold to a private individual in Texas. They would own the car until 2010 before parting ways after roughly 7,500 miles. The second owner acquired the car in summer, while living in New Mexico and held on to the car for five years, adding 10,000 miles before moving on.

The GT3 then lived in Colorado from 2015 forward. It had just over 18,000 miles and received routine maintenance at Porsche Littleton, and was only used on occasion during this period. Our consignor purchased the car in July of 2026, and had Porsche Detroit North do a baseline service which included an oil change, brake fluid change, and transmission fluid change. They also went forward with a comprehensive detail in preparation for the sale as well.

Today, this GT3 is freshly serviced and ready for immediate use with a near perfect DME reading. The GT cars from this era are not only rare, they provide the closest experience to a true motorsports 911 that you can use on the road. These examples also mark the end of the run for the Mezger engine, largely considering the most analog and raw engines Porsche would ever plant into a road car. With only 829 examples sent to the North American market, these have incredible upside potential, and with only 21,000 miles - this GT3 can continue to be enjoyed while its value trends upward.