Porsche Latin America has built a one-of-a-kind 911 GT3 Touring called "Ocelot" as the first project in its "Icons of Latin America" Sonderwunsch series. The car celebrates 25 years of Porsche in the region and honors Colombia's natural heritage.
The exterior wears Paint to Sample Forest Green Metallic (code 2B4), chosen to evoke the Amazon rainforest's layered canopy. Centenaire Silver accents appear on the rear light frame, gurney flap, door handles, mirror housings, and Porsche logo, referencing 1960s 911 design vocabulary. The 20/21-inch forged aluminum wheels match the Forest Green Metallic body with Centenaire Silver details.
Interior
Cohiba Brown leather covers the cabin with Crema and Truffle Brown cross-stitching. The Sports Seats combine Cohiba Brown leather bolsters with Pepita fabric centers in Truffle Brown, Black, and Cream White. An ocelot silhouette is embossed on both headrests, inspired by Colombian wildlife crossing signs.
Illuminated door sill guards read "30 Años de Autoelite" (driver's side) and "25 Años de Porsche Latin America" (passenger's side), commemorating the Colombian importer's three-decade tenure.
Race-Tex Truffle Brown headlining, fine leather trim across the dashboard, air vents, and upper and lower panels complete the specification. The car remains mechanically standard: the GT3 Touring's naturally aspirated flat-six, manual gearbox, and rear-wheel drive are untouched.
WLTP consumption for the 911 GT3 with Touring Package: 13.8-13.7 l/100 km, 312-310 g/km CO2.
