Porsche Luxembourg celebrates milestone with unique 911 GT3

To mark its 75^th anniversary, Porsche Luxembourg has partnered with experts from the Porsche Sonderwunsch department and Luxembourg artist Jacques Schneider to create the Porsche Letzebuerg Legacy project.

The result is a unique 911 GT3 with the Touring Package, which has been extensively individualised through the Sonderwunsch programme.

Artist Jacques Schneider says that the lion graphics on the exterior and interior of the sports car are a tribute to Luxembourg

Many of the elaborate product highlights have been realised for the first time in this project.

These include the special paintwork featuring a graphic of the Luxembourg lion, a headliner embroidered with the outline of the Grand Duchy, and the opening lines of the national anthem, as well as discreetly printed interior leather. The 'Vive' lettering also plays a special role both on the exterior and in the interior.

Involving more than 700 hours of work, the paint that adorns the Porsche Letzebuerg Legacy project is the most elaborate ever produced so far as part of a Sonderwunsch project. The painters applied a fine lion graphic in Fire Red over the Ice Grey Metallic paint by hand, which required more than 20 production steps. The motif adorns the bonnet, wings, doors, side panels, fuel filler cap, rear spoiler, and roof of the 911 GT3.

The paint adorning the Porsche Letzebuerg Legacy project involved more than 700 hours of work

Other special features on the exterior include the bespoke badges finished in matte black on both B-pillars with the name and logo of the project, as well as the anniversary number '75' in the grille of the front bumper. The '911 GT3 Touring' lettering on the rear lid grille is painted matte black.

This unique 911 GT3 also dispenses of the fixed rear wing, with a retractable rear spoiler with a Gurney flap fitted instead. The model is powered by a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre engine producing 503bhp and 450Nm of torque. The premiere of this Sonderwunsch car was celebrated at a customer event in Luxembourg on 28 June 2025.