Specification
- Model
- Carrera GT
- Generation
- carrera-gt (phase not known)
- Year
- 2005
- Mileage
- 989 mi
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Drive
- Rear-wheel drive
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Body
- Cabriolet
- Exterior
- GT Silver Metallic
- Interior colour
- Brown / Black
- Upholstery
- Leather
- Wheels
- Silver (from photos)
- Condition
- Used
Values marked “from photos” are not stated in the advert: they were read from its photos and can be wrong. Check them with the seller.
Seller's description
GT Silver Ascot Brown & Black Leather GT Seats 5.7 Litre V10 Engine (612 bhp) Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes Bi-Xenon Headlights Air Conditioning Full Luggage Set Porsche Online Pro CD with BOSE Sound System Retractable Rear Spoiler LED Rear Lights Traction Control Porsche Certificate of Authenticity No.0666 989 miles 2005 (05) The Porsche Carrera GT can trace its roots back to a still-born racing program in the late 1990s, when Porsche sought to produce a new Le Mans prototype to replace the GT1. Originally intended to be powered by a 5.5-liter V-10, a change in FIA rules shelved Porsche’s racing plans while the model was in development. Porsche believed it could adapt the platform for use on the road if the car could not be used for racing. The Carrera GT was first seen in concept form on Porsche’s stand at the Paris Motor Show in 2000. The concept received a massive amount of attention. With additional revenue thanks to the then-new Cayenne SUV, Porsche decided to proceed with production going head-to-head with the Ferrari Enzo, Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, and even the Ford GT. Notable technology includes a full carbon fibre monocoque and subframe produced by ATR Composites of Colonna, Italy. The Carrera GT was also fitted with a racing-derived suspension with upper and lower wishbones and inboard, and rocker-arm suspension at all four corners. Ventilated and cross-drilled carbon-ceramic brakes are surrounded by forged magnesium alloy center-lock wheels. While Porsche planned a 1,500-unit production run, only 1,270 examples were delivered beginning in 2004 and ending on May 6, 2006. A total of 644 units were sold in the United States, 31 units in Canada and 49 units in the UK. This Carrera GT was first delivered on 31st April 2005 in GT Silver Metallic with Ascot Brown and Natural Black Leather trim. Factory options were a Carrera GT Car cover, manually adjustable air conditioning system and Porsche Online Pro CD Radio with BOSE sound system. Supplied complete with full luggage set & Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, this outstanding Carrera GT has covered just 989 miles from new and has been previously sold by Paragon. Every Porsche supplied by Paragon is fully inspected by our qualified technicians, and includes a full service, a new MOT and our comprehensive 12 months / unlimited mileage parts and labour warranty.
Equipment
As advertised by the seller; not independently verified. Equipment the advert does not mention is unknown, not absent.
Performance & chassis
- Ceramic brakes (PCCB)Listed: Seller's equipment list
Seats & comfort
- Air conditioningListed: Seller's equipment list
Audio & connectivity
- BOSE sound systemListed: Seller's equipment list
Assistance & lighting
- Xenon headlightsListed: Seller's equipment list
Exterior & design
- Centre-lock wheelsMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
- Forged wheelsMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
- Magnesium wheelsMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
Listed: from the seller's equipment or standard-equipment list. Mentioned: found in the description or page text, unconfirmed.
Price and status history
24 Oct 2026
First observed
£1,349,995
Paragon Porsche