Years built
1999-2005
— published specifications, 2026-10-13Brands › Porsche 911 Turbo & GT › 911 GT3
Porsche 996 GT3
Predecessor: — · Successor: 997 GT3
What changed: First GT3 — published specifications, 2026-10-13
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Specifications
Engine
3.6 L naturally aspirated flat-6 (Mezger); Rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Horsepower
380 hp
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Torque
284 lb-ft
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-130–60 mph
4.0 s
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Top speed
190 mph (Car and Driver estimate)
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Transmission
6-speed manual
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Production numbers
1,868
— published specifications, 2026-10-13Original US MSRP
$101,965
— Car and Driver, 2026-10-13Note: Infobox weight removed: page covers multiple variants
Weight hidden: source figures may describe a different variant.
Special versions
Sold prices
Median sale
$120,498
Price range
$60,000 – $351,500
Sales count
24
Sold (USD)12-month rolling average
Model year 2004 cars only. The chart shows when each one sold.
Median sale
$120,498
Price range
$60,000 – $351,500
Sales count
20
Sold (USD)12-month rolling average
Model year 2005 cars only. The chart shows when each one sold.
Thin data: only 4 US-dollar sales in this model year. Not enough to show a reliable median or range.
Sales data covers model years 2004–2005.
Source: licensed sold-auction data, US-dollar sales only. Salvage and rebuilt titles excluded where the listing discloses them.
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