Porsche 991 911 GT3 for sale

2014–2019

The 991 GT3 is two cars: the 991.1 with PDK only, and the 991.2 with a 4.0-liter and the return of the manual. Which one you want changes the whole search.

Search for one now

Describe the car the way you would say it out loud. GarageScout works out the years, trim, gearbox and options, and only shows cars that match.

“991.2 gt3 manual”Run this search → “991 gt3 touring”Run this search → “991.2 gt3 with front axle lift and carbon buckets”Run this search →

Know the car

The 991.1 GT3 (2014–2016) was sold with PDK only; Porsche replaced the engines in the 2014 cars under a recall.
The 991.2 GT3 (2018–2019) uses a 4.0-liter flat-six and was offered with a six-speed manual or PDK.
The 991.2 GT3 Touring has the manual only and no fixed rear wing.

What to check before you buy

Track use, tire and brake wear, and ceramic brake condition where fitted.
Front-axle lift, carbon bucket seats and the Clubsport package, the options most people search for.
Recall and warranty paperwork on 2014 cars.

Where they turn up

A specific 991 911 GT3 rarely sits on the one site you check. These are the places GarageScout searches for this car in a single pass:

Porsche Finder (certified and dealer inventory)
Bring a Trailer
PCARMARKET
Cars & Bids
Rennlist forum classifieds
classic.com
Facebook Marketplace

How to hunt one well

Name the gearbox. “Manual” or “automatic” in your search is enforced: a 991 911 GT3 is only shown when its listing, or the site’s own gearbox filter, proves it. A listing that never says is left out rather than guessed.
Use the generation or years you mean. GarageScout reads a chassis code or a year range as the exact model years, so neighboring generations with the same name stay out of the results.
Set your ceilings. Add “under 60k miles” or “under $40,000” and cars over the limit are dropped, including auction listings that only state the mileage in the title.
Say the options and colors that matter to you. Exact matches are listed first; close matches say exactly what they are missing, so you can decide whether it matters.
Get it inspected. Whatever the listing says, a pre-purchase inspection by a specialist who knows the 991 911 GT3 is the best money you will spend on it.

Not listed today?

The car you want usually is not for sale the day you look. Save the search and GarageScout re-runs it every day across every source, and emails you the day a matching car is listed.

Search for a 991 911 GT3