Presenting a remarkable opportunity to own a 2004 Porsche Carrera GT for sale in Germany, finished in Seal Grey with a rich Terracotta interior. This meticulously maintained example of Porsche's iconic hypercar represents the pinnacle of analogue supercar engineering and has just 8,961 kilometers on the odometer, making it a standout among collector-grade examples with only 3 previous owners.

The Carrera GT, introduced in 2004, is revered as one of the most thrilling and engaging driving machines ever built. Born from Porsche’s abandoned Le Mans prototype program, the car features a race-derived 5.7-liter naturally aspirated V10 engine, producing 612 horsepower and an intoxicating 8,400 RPM redline. Paired with a six-speed manual transmission and a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque chassis, the Carrera GT delivers an unfiltered, visceral driving experience rarely seen in today’s era of heavily assisted supercars. Publications like Car and Driver called it “one of the most thrilling cars ever built,” while MotorTrend praised its precision, rawness, and uncompromising focus on the driver.

This particular example comes complete with its original owner manuals, booklets, and the full matching luggage set, ensuring its authenticity and appeal for collectors. The Seal Grey exterior pairs beautifully with the warm Terracotta bucket seats, exuding an understated yet sophisticated presence that complements the car’s engineering brilliance.

Notably, the car has received a major service, including a brand-new clutch, tires, and replacement of the suspension wishbone from the recall, ensuring that it is in exceptional mechanical condition. The Carrera GT’s clutch, known for its advanced ceramic composite design, requires expert servicing, and the replacement is a significant reassurance for any buyer.

Over the years, the Carrera GT has cemented its status as one of the most desirable analog supercars. According to Classic.com, values for low-mileage, well-maintained examples have been steadily climbing, with many surpassing the $1.5 million mark. As a result, it has become not just an icon of automotive history but also a sound investment for collectors.