Porsche Opens September Orders for 100-Car Nürburgring GT3 Edition

Porsche is opening September orders for the 911 GT3 100 Jahre Nürburgring, a 100-car German-market edition created ahead of the circuit's centenary in 2027. The specification uses colour, graphics and optional Manthey hardware to turn the relationship between Porsche and the Nordschleife into a collector's road car rather than a commemorative badge package.

Green and gold carry the Nürburgring identity

Customers can choose White or GT Silver Metallic bodywork, with green protective film on the front and rear, green mirror details and California Gold wheels. Historic Nürburgring logos, a configurable race number and graphics inspired by Nordschleife graffiti make the circuit reference visible without copying a historic race-car livery.

The Manthey option adds measurable performance

An optional colour-coordinated Manthey Kit brings modified suspension, braking and aerodynamic components, with Porsche quoting up to 540 kilograms of downforce at 285km/h. The package has already demonstrated its potential through a 6:50.853 Nordschleife lap, giving the special edition a performance story that goes beyond appearance.

Manual and PDK buyers both get a choice

Porsche is allowing customers to select either the seven-speed PDK transmission or six-speed sports manual gearbox, keeping the edition open to different interpretations of the GT3 experience. Inside, green details, Nürburgring embroidery and a walnut manual gear knob mix motorsport references with the sort of tactile detail expected in a limited collector car.

Deliveries are timed for the circuit's 100th year

Only 100 cars are planned for the German market, with customer deliveries scheduled for 2027 when the Nürburgring celebrates a century since opening in June 1927. Porsche Design is also offering a matching chronograph to buyers, extending the edition into the collector-lifestyle territory where car, watch and ownership story are intentionally sold together.