Olive Green Porsche Carrera GT Is a One-off Automotive Artwork
Rare Olive Green Porsche Carrera GT looks so stylish that it can give its modern counterparts a run for their money.
The Porsche Carrera GT is one of the most iconic supercars of the 21st century. It was revered as an automotive masterpiece when it was introduced back in 2003. The Stuttgart-based car manufacturer only produced 1270 examples of the lauded supercar. In addition to its technological prowess, the Carrera GT was also praised for its breathtaking design.
Therefore it is reasonable to expect customers to do justice by the car’s styling and pay special attention to the aesthetics of this automotive artwork while picking out a paint scheme. Earlier last week, YouTube channel TheTFJJ uploaded a video showcasing a one-off Olive Green Porsche Carrera GT, which looks so stylish that it can even give its modern counterparts a run for their money.
The car is owned by a Rudgwick, England-based car dealer and is part of The Octane Collection. We would not hold it against you if, at first glance, you thought that this car sported an all-black paint job because the Olive Green shade is so dark that it only reveals itself in direct sunlight. The car’s vibrant yellow brake calipers offset the bodywork’s gorgeous paint scheme and compliment the color of the seat belts inside the cabin.
The interior is wrapped in plush Ascot Brown leather, which is contrasted by black and silver panels. The car is powered by a 5.7-liter DOHC V10 motor which comes mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox. Carrera GT’s powertrain produces 603 HP of maximum power and 435 lb-ft of peak torque. As it was manufactured in limited numbers, the Carrera GT is one of the most sought-after supercars in the world, and this particular example just so happens to be in mint condition.
We could not think of any other color that would be more appropriate for the Carrera GT than this deep Olive Green hue as this supercar was designed with a Targa top that gives occupants the option of open-top cruising. The Carrera GT seen in the video and a wide range of vehicles from the Octane Collection is currently up for sale. Considering that a standard Carrera GT cost around a million dollars, we reckon that this exotic supercar will probably fetch an exorbitant price.