With a V10 on its side this incredible Porsche supercar is the perfect purchase for any enthusiast looking for a beautiful driving experience.
Porsche is one of Europe's most potent automotive manufacturers to ever cross the finish line at the Nurburgring. In the lineup, you'll find a plethora of rear-wheel drive, rear-engine, and high-powered supercars, which lay down some of the world's fastest times on tracks across the globe. One such model is the Carrera GT which utilizes a very sleek and low-slung nature to deliver one of the most brutal and raw driving experiences available on the supercar market. Speeds of over 200 mph are elementary to achieve when driving a car like this because of the dedicated German engineering and design which produced vehicles like the 911 and 918. Of course, you'll just have to see for yourself how unique these cars can really be.
Powering this sleek roadster is a massive 5.7-liter V10 engine that roars at high RPMs like a banshee straight off the set of a Rob Zombie film. That beefy ten-cylinder can produce up to 607 horsepower, which is more than enough to sustain high speeds and accelerate out of corners, but the thing we're focused on is its torque output. The car is putting out 435 ft/lbs, making launching a feat that not just everybody can handle. Instead, you must be a skilled driver to control this compelling vehicle as it was made to show off the driver's skill and the car's incredible agility.
Not only is the driving experience of this car extraordinarily raw and exciting, but it is also a scarce one. Of only 1,270 cars produced, this one is number 940, making it a very rare supercar and something you definitely don't see every day. Along with the incredibly low production numbers, this particular car boasts one of the most desirable interior colors on the market. While we're not sure how many came with this distinction, we do know that the Terracotta leather that wraps the inside is an infrequent option. That's precisely why this car is estimated at around $1million. Of course, that is hardly something to scoff at, but this supercar is soon to be a classic in a few years which means that the value is sure to only go up from here. This is the perfect car for any enthusiast looking to invest in something that will keep its value for decades to come while still giving you the sort of harrowing driving experience that only a German supercar can provide.
