To mark Porsche Club of America’s 60th anniversary, the German carmaker has released a limited edition version of the 911 called the GTS Club Coupe.
Based on the GTS Club Coupe, it is equipped with an identical 424 horsepower (430 PS) 3.8-liter engine, which can be paired to either the standard 7-speed manual or the optional 7-speed dual clutch PDK transmission. It boasts a unique “Club Blau” livery created especially for this release, as well as a series of upgrades like the SportDesign package, which includes a more pronounced front fascia, different side mirrors, a “ducktail” rear spoiler and 20-inch Sport Classic wheels finished in semi-gloss black with polished centers. Among other standard features are black framed Bi-Xenon headlights with Porsche’s Dynamic Light System and taillights also tinted in black.
As for the inside, there is Carmine Red stitching on the seats, door panels, seat-belts, steering wheel (which also has a Red 12 o’clock marker) and dashboard, new carbon fiber trims and “GTS Club Coupe” model designations on the door sills. The center compartment is embossed with a “60”, while the dashboard features the inscription “GTS Club Coupe 60 Years Porsche Club of America” above the glove compartment.
Only 60 of these vehicles are set to be released by Porsche, which will be available for prices starting at $136,060 (with an additional destination charge of $995).
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