Porsche 996 Turbo

This exceptional 2000 Porsche 911 Turbo (996) is not only a rare piece of Porsche history — it’s a concours-quality, single-owner, prototype vehicle that predates the official launch of the 996 Turbo by an entire model year. Delivered in April 2000, this car is one of only three U.S.-delivered pre-production 996 Turbo prototypes, making it one of the rarest and most collectible examples in existence.
Meticulously preserved and maintained since day one, this car has lived an exceptionally pampered life. It has never been driven in rain or snow, has always been stored in a climate-controlled garage, and retains 100% original paint, interior, and factory equipment. With only 39,000 miles, it presents in concours-level condition — a true time capsule.
This Turbo was personally delivered by Porsche Le Mans racer Jack Griffin, adding a special touch to its provenance. The car is accompanied by complete service records dating back to 2000, with no track use and a clean title.
The specification is as unique as its history: a rare Extended Leather Package, Factory Suede Headliner, cassette tape player, and early prototype features such as front bumperettes and a glovebox delete, only seen on the earliest 996 Turbos. It also rides on Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires (installed in 2021) with just 800 miles on them.
For the discerning Porsche enthusiast or serious collector, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an irreplaceable part of the 911 Turbo legacy — a pre-production prototype with impeccable provenance, rare features, and unmatched preservation.