Highlights

Paint to SampleFully optioned — no compromisesOEM-serviced onlySunTek PPF + ceramic on every panelNever trackedTitle in hand — no liens

Seller's writeup

The first of the two PTS Tourings. Zuffenhausen custom-tailoring build in Geyser Grey Metallic over black with cloth centers — sticker MSRP $190,630, optioned without compromise.

Owned outright, garaged on Wilshire, and valued at $325–350K. Not for sale.

In a nutshell

Paint to Sample
Fully optioned — no compromises
OEM-serviced only
SunTek PPF + ceramic on every panel
Never tracked
Title in hand — no liens

Notable equipment

✓Paint to Sample — Geyser Grey Metallic
✓Touring Package in Black
✓6-speed GT Sport manual
✓PCCB ceramic brakes
✓Front-axle lift system
✓918 Spyder full bucket seats
✓Extended range fuel tank (23.7 gal)
✓Wheels painted in Satin Aluminum
✓Seat belts in Silver Grey
✓Dashboard trim package in leather

Specification

Year: 2018
Mileage: 9850 mi

Porsche 911 · 991

2018 911 GT3 Touring

Not for sale

🇺🇸 Los Angeles, United States · 9,850 mi

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Achal Srinivasan✓

Private seller · Los Angeles

4.6(31)Member since 2026

TitleClean title · 🇺🇸 US

PaymentCash / wire

FinancingNot offered

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Market value

Stradale Price Index

Estimated value

$356K

$327K–$384K · Either side of the mark

Liquidity

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Range

±8%

priced against 8 cars

How this mark was struck▾

Comparable market$289K
8 of the same trim advertised at around 7,177 mi.
Mileage-2.1%$283K
9,850 mi against 7,177 mi, the mileage the cars it is priced against carry. This cohort gives up 6.0% of its value each time the odometer doubles.
Specification+24.7%$353K
This car has commissioned paint and the options on its window sticker. Comparable cars mostly do not. The paint is priced at the usual 12.0%: this generation has fewer than three cars either side of the line to measure it on.
Modifications+0.8%$356K
$14,000 of documented aftermarket work. The market pays for the car, not the invoice: the mark allows 20 cents on the dollar, capped at 15% of the mark.