$1,000,000 USD will get you a rare 993 GT2

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Only a 6-hour drive from Montreal, anyone have a climate control trailer?

http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1996-porsche-993-gt2/#prettyPhoto

Presented in minimally-used and striking condition, and offered with its original owner’s handbooks and tool kit, this rare contemporary supercar allows the US-based Porsche enthusiast to add an important model to the stable, as the 993 GT2 was not officially exported to the US when new. Believed to be one of just 17 examples delivered new to Japan, this GT2 resided there until being purchased and imported in 2013 by a well-known Porsche enthusiast. In April 2014, the Porsche was sold to its current steward, a respected East Coast collector known for the fastidious care and presentation of his vehicles. Since its arrival in the US, the GT2 has been kept in a climate-controlled environment and driven sparingly. Significantly, this rare Porsche is currently registered in New York state and accompanied by paperwork showing proper importation under the NHTSA’s Show and Display exemption, which allows historically or technologically signifiant automobiles to be imported into the US.

Depending on the source, as few as 57 strasse or street, versions of the GT2 were produced in all, in addition to 116 competition cars. The rarity of these machines, coupled with the overall acceptance of special 993 variants as true collectibles, has catapulted the original GT2 to the top of many collectors’ must-have lists. As a result of its limited production and genuine competition heritage, the 993 GT2 is widely considered among the top-tier supercars of the 1990s – held in the same regard as its contemporary rivals, the Ferrari F50 and McLaren F1.
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"993 GT2 is widely considered among the top-tier supercars of the 1990s – held in the same regard as its contemporary rivals, the Ferrari F50 and McLaren F1"

Umm no
 
MontrealM3 said:
"993 GT2 is widely considered among the top-tier supercars of the 1990s – held in the same regard as its contemporary rivals, the Ferrari F50 and McLaren F1"

Umm no
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LOL

Beetle fanboyism... C'mon F50, Mclaren F1 and... A 911!!
 
ecoute, c'est une voiture magnifique mais la le hype des 964/993 chu pu capable lol. 1 million pour une voiture de 20 ans et le monde demande 300 000 pour des 964 turbo. Je sais pas si le monde paye vraiment ces prix. 1 million pour une 993 Gt2, ce n'est pas une 959 dsl
 
BassBoy19 said:
ecoute, c'est une voiture magnifique mais la le hype des 964/993 chu pu capable lol. 1 million pour une voiture de 20 ans et le monde demande 300 000 pour des 964 turbo. Je sais pas si le monde paye vraiment ces prix. 1 million pour une 993 Gt2, ce n'est pas une 959 dsl
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Y'a eu plus de 959 produites que de 993 GT2 me semble...
 
4frnt. said:
Y'a eu plus de 959 produites que de 993 GT2 me semble...
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993 GT2: 57 road cars were built (7 RHD)
959: 337 produced

That's one hella rare car! I knew they were rare, but not to that extent!

Just to compare:

F40: 1,315 produced
F50: 349 produced (by 1997)
Enzo: 400 produced


That car is so beautiful... I felt like crying just by looking at it. To me the 993 GT2 is one of the most beautiful factory cars in existence.
 
darkestfenix said:
993 GT2: 57 road cars were built (7 RHD)
959: 337 produced

That's one hella rare car! I knew they were rare, but not to that extent!

Just to compare:

F40: 1,315 produced
F50: 349 produced (by 1997)
Enzo: 400 produced


That car is so beautiful... I felt like crying just by looking at it. To me the 993 GT2 is one of the most beautiful factory cars in existence.
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There were 292 of 959 produced.
It is written at the Porsche museum...and there is a picture somewhere...

People have no idea how many 993 GT2 were produced...but still say is expensive.
If 57 is the right #....$1. 000. 0000 is cheap
 
now thats a fucking great investment ! props to the owner being able to resist driving this bitch everyday ! damn... id have such a hard time !
 
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