This Porsche 911 GT1 Is A $12.3 Million Gold Mine

In today's world, it seems like there's anew hypercarevery day, and even those are starting to seem a little dull whenelectric cars make them look slow. Still, their gorgeous design and absurd impracticality still hold a certain appeal to the enthusiast, but one can't help but think that things were better in the old days. Now, we have cars faster than some light aircraft, but they lack engagement; you can't build a connection with them. That's why classic supercars are worth more than just what their engines can produce, and when the supercar in question has true racing heritage, its value is almost unquantifiable. One such car is thePorsche 911GT1 Strassenversion, and it's worth a packet.

Sadly, we only have two photographs of the example we're talking about, but our archives can fill in the missing pieces. The car you see above is a 1998 model located in Tokyo, Japan. The pristine white GT1 has only covered 489 miles and it's for sale through James Edition. That's barely 21 miles per year, and with a black interior, it likely looks as good as new inside too. So what's it worth? The listing currently works out to $12,261,624.72, or A LOT in simple terms.