Max Verstappen Sells Used Cars: Want This Extreme Porsche?
The most sentimental example from Max Verstappen’s car collection could soon be in your garage. And there are even almost no kilometers on the odometer of the occasion. Already raiding the bank account, that’s his eye-catching Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport.
Max Verstappen’s fleet will soon have one less car. At least his 2019 Porsche 911 is currently for sale at a Ferrari dealership in Scottsdale, Arizona.
An extremely expensive Porsche
You’ll probably have to be there very quickly. The used car sales page link is currently overloaded due to too much traffic on the site. But that shouldn’t surprise you. In addition to the astronomical price of 750,000 euros, Max Verstappen’s Porsche also has a sentimental value. That is almost twice as expensive as the currently most expensive Porsche: the 911 Sport Classic.
Max Vertappen’s Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport
First of all, only 200 examples of the model rolled off the assembly line at the Zuffenhausen plant. But that’s really all secondary.
Max Verstappen bought the Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport as a reward after winning his first race on the Formula 1 circuit, the Spanish Grand Prix, in 2016. The world champion is said to have paid around 400,000 euros for his personal training car. Not a bad investment considering the Dutch F1 hero’s dominance in recent years. He will be able to sell the used car for almost double the original price.
The car currently only has 2,185 kilometers on the clock. Max Vertappen’s Porsche 911 GT2 RC Clubsport is therefore specially made for driving on the racetrack. Unfortunately, you can’t – legally – take it with you on the road. The car is powered by a 3.8-liter twin-turbo six-cylinder and produces 700 hp. All maintenance work was carried out by the Red Bull Racing Team themselves, so the Porsche has never had a mechanical problem.
Occasion with a personal signature
In addition, there is no doubt about the authenticity of the Porsche. Max Verstappen had his personal signature put on the bonnet after the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix.