- Porsche will build 100 Nürburgring anniversary GT3s exclusively for Germany.
- Green accents and gold wheels celebrate the Nordschleife’s racing history.
- Orders open in September with deliveries landing sometime in 2027.
The Nürburgring turns 100 next year, and Porsche is marking the occasion with what might be the most Nürburgring-looking 911 GT3 ever. Meet the 911 GT3 100 Jahre Nürburgring. It’s a special 100-unit, Germany-only special edition wearing track credentials on every available surface. The automaker will also offer it with a special Manthey kit that provides 1,190 lbs of downforce and other track bits.
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Porsche is limiting the palette to two choices, White or GT Silver Metallic. Both will come with green protective film sections on the nose and rear bumper, withe the green being a clear nod to the Nordschleife’s “Green Hell” nickname. The automaker says that the contrasting treatment references the markings used by factory race teams. California Gold center-lock wheels, a gold Porsche logo beneath the rear wing, green wing endplates, and historic Nürburgring emblems keep the theme going.
The door graphics may be the best bit. Customers can pick a race number from 0 through 999 for the hood, doors, and rear window, rendered in a typeface inspired by the graffiti scattered around the Nordschleife. Green tow straps and white recovery-point arrows further lean into the track-car cosplay. And to be fair, these are GT3s so it’s plausible one might actually need those recovery points one day.
Inside, Porsche fits a green rear roll cage, black leather and Race-Tex upholstery, Nürburgring curb-inspired stitching, and illuminated “Welcome to the Green Hell” door sills. The driver’s bucket seat has green material beneath its perforations, while the manual version gets a walnut shift knob borrowed from the 911 Carrera T. Buyers can still choose either the six-speed manual or seven-speed PDK.
Options And Expectations
An optional color-matched Manthey Kit adds revised suspension, brake components, and aerodynamic bits. Porsche says it produces 1,190 lbs (540 kg) of downforce at 177 mph (285 km/h), and notes that reigning DTM champion Ayhancan Güven recorded a 6:50.853 Nordschleife lap with the package.
The commemorative GT3 will debut publicly at the Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland at the Nürburgring on August 15 and 16. Buyers can also purchase a matching Porsche Design Chronograph 1 and take part in a Sonderwunsch Manthey Experience. Porsche says orders open in September, with deliveries scheduled for 2027. It hasn’t announced pricing, but the car’s limited run and very specific visual treatment should make it easy to spot.
