19:02 26-05-2026

Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Gets a Moldova-Inspired Limited Edition

Porsche reveals a new limited-edition 911 GT3 Touring dedicated to Moldova, featuring unique design elements and local symbols. Expected to be a rare collector's item with a potential price of €500,000.

Porsche is preparing a new limited-edition 911 GT3 Touring, and this time the special version will be dedicated to Moldova. The car has only been shown in fragments so far, but the details already hint at a project not for the average buyer.

Porsche Center Moldova published teasers of the car showing the letter M on the front intake panel, a special logo on the center wheel locks, and a custom cover. Inside the letter, motifs of Moldova's “Tree of Life” are used: a rose, basil, wine glasses, traditional ornaments, fruits, and other local symbols. The burgundy forged magnesium wheels seem to reference the country's wine culture, while the paint shade resembles Viola Purple Metallic or a close custom color.

Technically, the basis should be the 2026 911 GT3 Touring. Without modifications, such a car in a configuration with Viola Purple Metallic and magnesium wheels is estimated at around €291,000 (about $338,800 or 24.9 million rubles). But if the Moldovan version turns out to be a one-off, the price could reach €500,000 (roughly $581,700; 42.7 million rubles).

For Porsche, these regional series have become a genre of their own. There have been the 911 Tribute to Transfagarasan for Romania, the Latin American GT3 Touring Ocelot, and the Kuwaiti Turbo S Sadu Edition. Now Moldova will join this list — a small market, but with a good chance of getting one of the most recognizable GT3 Tourings of the year.

Sometimes, what makes a Porsche collectible isn't power, but the country embroidered on the cover.