Porsche 911 Carrera GT 2005
The Porsche Carrera GT, according to rumors, is a street-legal version of the company's successful 911 GT3 Cup car. While it is true that its V10 engine and carbon fiber body keep it extremely light, these features are woefully inadequate to qualify it as a racecar. It is still quite fast. This car is worth more than its $440,000 price tag because of the sum of its parts. Porsche's Carrera GT supercar debuted in 2004 and went through several revisions until 2005, when it was dubbed the "new" Porsche supercar. Minor changes were made to allow it to be used more easily on city streets. Between the additional bar hoops, a glass screen has been installed. The seat height and thigh bolstering can both be adjusted. Because of its low, sleek, lightweight design, this roadster is as appealing on the outside as it is on the inside. Two removable panels that can be stored in the front trunk provide foul weather protection. Some of its notable features include Porsche-patented c...