Gunther Werks Built Its Fastest 911 Yet Without A Single Turbo
Gunther Werks' latest Porsche 911 variant is a turbo-free, manual-shift track weapon that starts at over $1 million.
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What is the Gunther Werks GXR-Evo?
The Gunther Werks GXR-Evo is a modified Porsche 911 built on the 993-generation chassis. It features a naturally aspirated flat-six engine producing 455 horsepower, a manual transmission, and a carbon-fiber body. It is designed for track use but is street-legal.
How many GXR-Evo units will be produced?
Gunther Werks is producing only 15 units of the GXR-Evo.
What is the starting price of the GXR-Evo?
The GXR-Evo starts at over $1 million.
Where it stands
Enthusiasts of high-performance, manual-shift sports cars have a new option. Gunther Werks has unveiled the GXR-Evo, a modified Porsche 911 that prioritizes track performance over everyday practicality. The GXR-Evo is built on the 993-generation 911 and features a naturally aspirated flat-six engine producing 455 horsepower.
The car is street-legal but designed for the track, with a carbon-fiber body and a manual transmission. The GXR-Evo is limited to just 15 units, each priced at over $1 million. Each car comes with its own racing simulator.
The GXR-Evo is the fastest 911 yet from Gunther Werks, and it is notable for its lack of turbochargers, a departure from the trend in modern performance cars. The car's exclusivity and high price point raise questions about its market appeal and the potential impact on the used car market for high-end Porsche 911s.
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The reporting (5)
- Gunther Werks GXR-Evo Twurns the 993 Porsche 911 Into a 455-HP Manual Track Weapon MotorTrend · 1d ago
- Gunther Werks GXR-Evo Pairs a Naturally Aspirated Flat-Six with a Manual and a Carbon-Fiber Body Car and Driver · 1d ago
- This Street-Legal Gunther Werks Race Car Starts At Over $1.0 Million Motor1.com · 1d ago
- Gunther Werks Is Only Building 15 Extreme GXR-EVOs, and Each Comes With Its Own Racing Simulator Road & Track · 1d ago
- Gunther Werks Built Its Fastest 911 Yet Without A Single Turbo Carscoops · 1d ago
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