2014 PORSCHE 911 (991.1) GT3 PDK

Highlights 

• Stunning example of Porsche's motorsport-inspired 991 GT3

• 469bhp, 3.8-litre flat-six replaced by Porsche in 2018

• Main dealer service history

• In excellent condition inside and out

• Recently refurbished wheels with new centre locks

• Front axle lift

• Low mileage

Overview

The Porsche GT3, whichever generation you look at, has always been at the forefront of pure adrenaline-fuelled performance and Stuttgart's flagship remains about as desirable as they come. From the very first 996 GT3 way back in 1999 to the latest 992 incarnation, these bastions of dynamism continue to excite and enthral all but the most boringly dispassionate of folk.

The ethos for the GT3 has never wavered from that initial idea: to create a race car for the road and it's an ideology that just simply works. With so much motorsport heritage and know-how under its collective belt Porsche certainly knows a thing or two about making cars go fast but it's that incendiary performance combined with a certain usability that makes the GT3 so captivating as a road car. The 991 is no exception.

Introduced in 2013 and remaining in production for six years, the third go round for the GT3 was another stroke of genius from Porsche, featuring as it did a brand new 3.8-litre flat-six engine that produced 469bhp. Not only that but with many new suspension components, four-wheel steering, a wider front track and a trick active diff, the car handled sublimely and remains arguably one of the most agile 911s money can buy.  

Still an absolute stunner in the looks department the 991 got some especially tasty dished rear wheels. Plus the iconic rear spoiler remained, providing all the downforce one could possibly require when driving enthusiastically.

This particular example looks incredible with its arrow-straight grey bodywork that's perfectly complimented by a set of recently refurbished gold factory wheels with new centre locks as reported by the vendor and the car has clearly been cherished throughout its life. Complete with a stamped service book showing Porsche main dealer service history and a fresh, advisory-free MOT the condition of the mechanicals is surely unquestionable and the car presents beautifully throughout, from the extended leather interior to the PPF protected paintwork. If you're after a stunning GT3 that ticks all the boxes then this could be the (nine nine) one.

History and documentation

• 2014 model year

• V5C present and correct in the vendor's name

• First registered 13 Oct 2014

• In current ownership since 09 June 2024

• Ten year service completed last year

• The seller advises that it’s still under Porsche extended warranty which is transferable

• Two keys

• Two tracker fobs

• All original documentation from Porsche

• Vendor reports a folder full of receipts from their ownership plus some from the previous owner

• Engine replaced by Porsche under warranty on 16 Jul 2018 at 11,620 miles (Porsche Centre Wolverhampton) with full Porsche report

• Porsche main dealer service history with original service book showing inspections at the following intervals: intermediate maintenance+brake fluid at 3,620 miles (2016), oil change at 4,981 miles (2017), maintenance+spark plugs+drive belt replaced+brake fluid at  11,620 miles (2018), intermediate maintenance at 19,280 miles (2019), maintenance+spark plugs+drive belt replaced+brake fluid at 26,861 miles (2021), maintenance+spark plugs+drive belt replaced+brake fluid at 35,810 miles (2023), intermediate maintenance+brake fluid at 41,433 miles (2025)  

• 2, 4, 8 and 10 year Porsche main dealer condition reports

• Service campaign recorded (2015 – main dealer)

• London ULEZ compliant

• Advisory-free MOT until 06 Feb 2027

• 43,210 indicated miles

• This car has a finance agreement in place which will be cleared upon a successful auction prior to collection

• HPI clear

Interior

• Extended leather interior is in superb shape throughout

• Clean with minimal wear and tear

• Just some usual slight 'fluffing' of the stitching on the driver's seat bolster to note 

• Wholly original

• No signs of any damage

• All displays appear fully functional with no reports of any issues or dashboard warning lights

• Door cards, carpets and headlining all present well

• Porsche floor mats

• All Alcantara trim looks to be in great condition

• The area under the bonnet presents well and the car comes with warning triangle 

• Vendor reports that the boot switch has been replaced as the one in the car had worn (receipt included)

Exterior

• In stunning overall condition

• No evidence of any damage or corrosion

• Paint protection film (PPF) applied to the front end

• The paintwork remains in excellent shape with just one small (1-2mm) stone chip above the passenger rear arch

• All panel gaps appear uniform

• All glasswork remains free from damage with new headlights fitted as reported by the vendor

• Front axle lift system

• Vendor reports that the wheels were refurbished in October 2025 and are still immaculate

• New centre lock bolts were also purchased (vendor informs us that the £700 receipt is present in the car's paperwork folder)

• Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tyres all round

• No apparent lacquer peel to the red painted brake calipers

• Underneath is tidy with only the usual light oxidisation to some of the suspension components to note

Mechanical

• 469bhp, 3.8-litre naturally aspirated flat-six engine

• Seven-speed dual-clutch auto (PDK) gearbox

• Rear-wheel drive

• 0-62mph in 3.5seconds

• 196mph top speed 

• Front end lift option

• New brake pads as reported by the vendor

• Front springs have been replaced in 2025 to cover an MOT advisory

• The vendor informs us that the car starts, runs and drives as a GT3 should, has vicious levels of grip, a switchable exhaust that's brutal when it needs to be and quiet when it doesn't and overall is a great car that will be sorely missed

• No mechanical issues to report 

Summary

Porsche perfection? Quite possibly. Certainly there are few cars that can provide as much in the way of pure driving pleasure. Combine that with the car's staggering level of ability and engineering prowess and the Porsche 911 991 GT3 is a very difficult car to ignore. This 2014 model, complete with factory replacement engine and impressive Porsche service history looks spectacular and is clearly a shining example of the marque.

To arrange a viewing, click the 'Book Viewing' button located under the 'Place Bid' button. Viewings can be booked up until the day before the auction ends, after which the option will change to 'Contact Seller' for further enquiries. This seller is located in Aberdeen, Scotland.