This 911 GT3 Touring boasts a paint finish so intricate, it required 700 hours to complete
Porsche’s Sonderwunsch — meaning “special wishes” — caters to clients seeking more than standard customization. Over the years, this department has created some truly exceptional vehicles, and its latest creation is no exception: a bespoke 911 GT3 Touring built to commemorate Porsche Luxembourg’s 75th anniversary.
According to Porsche, this is the most elaborate exterior ever produced by the Sonderwunsch team. Finished in Ice Grey Metallic, the GT3 features a striking Fire Red lion graphic — a symbol of strength, power, and Luxembourg’s national identity — hand-applied by local artist Jacques Schneider. The lion spans the hood, doors, roof, rear spoiler, fuel cap, and quarter panels.
Perfecting the exterior alone took 700 hours. Enhancing the design are custom 20- and 21-inch wheels painted in Graphite Grey, laser-etched with the words “Vive Vive Vive.” Other details include a “75” badge in the front grille, matte black B-pillar emblems, and “911 GT3 Touring” lettering on the decklid. Brushed black aluminum door sills with “Porsche Lëtzebuerg” engraving round out the look.
Inside, the cabin is just as exclusive. The headliner features an embroidered map of Luxembourg alongside the opening lines of the national anthem. Fire Red lions are stitched into the headrests, while white “Vive” lettering is added to the seat backrests.
“This GT3 Touring, built for Porsche Luxembourg, allowed our Sonderwunsch experts to push boundaries and explore new possibilities,” said Alexander Fabig, Porsche’s VP of Individualisation and Classic.
