Description

We are delighted to offer this fantastic example of the 911 (996) GT2, built in 2002. The 996 GT2 was really the last of the 911 type that went without the majority of driver aids - it simply came with ABS, no traction control, no four wheel drive and a very impressive 462bhp - this combination has earnt it the nickname by some of "the widow-maker".

This car is finished in Basalt Black with a matching Black Leather interior - it was origianlly delivered in August 2002 by Archibald Motors who are the Porsche main agent for Christchurch, New Zealand. It's factory options, according to the Certificate of Authenticity we have on file, include coloured wheel centres; top tint windscreen; centre console; Porsche CDR 220 CD; Sports Seats; Porsche Crest embossed to the headrest. This is of course on top of the standard specification list for the model including the revised suspension and amazing Porsche Carbon Ceramic Braking System.