Sonnen Porsche

Hello Guys,

I have access to a 2015 Guards Red GT3 at MSRP if anyone was looking for one? Please email me directly and I i will give you the full details. Thanks guys!

$156,955 MSRP

Guards Red
Black/Alcantara Red Stitching
Lightweight Buckets Seats
Front Axle Lift
Sport Chrono Dial Guards Red
Carbon Fiber Interior
Led headlights
Guards Red Dials
Leather Interior Package with Red Stitching
Wheels Painted Black
Seat Belts Guards Red
Clear Glass Taillights
Vehicle Key Painted
Vehicle Key Painted

kosmo

since the vehicle key was painted twice do i have to pay double?

look cool

ATXGT3

No extended range tank--but I'm sure someone will take it!

avi8tir

Is this really a big deal? I've seen others state the same and don't quite understand why. Are people really taking these cars on road trips?

All being said, I did get it on mine.. haha. but still dont think its a big deal.

doba_s

another one will be in Bay Area

Awesome ...

ATXGT3

For me it is for others it isn't. No different--some HAVE to have Lighwight Bucket, for me I could careless. All opinion. But the less I have to make stops at a gas station, it's certainly more convienent.

Sloopy

I have the LRT and like not having to fill very often, however I keep looking under the car to see if fuel is running on the ground while I put 20 gallons in it. While I was breaking it in I was close to 400 miles between fill-ups.

GT-B

That's awesome, was wondering range. I had a CTS-V coupe that I could only go about 180 miles in, seemed to need a fill up every other day.

Sonnen Porsche

SOLD!

JCBH

Congratulations! That was fast!

ATXGT3

Keep bringing them here--we'll keep selling them for you

Just in time

Is this the same car that was in Orlando? Identical build and price!

ATXGT3

Interesting question as OP said he "HAS ACCESS TO"... so FL car or in stock unit?

MaxLTV

Kudos to Sonnen for selling at MSRP and being a great business to deal with in general!

Nizer

One of the biggest benefits is fewer refueling runs at track day events, where fuel burn rates are much higher than street driving.