Beyond the unique color, the 2012 911 Club Coupe comes with the Sport Design package, adding the Sport Classic-inspired ducktail spoiler. It also gets the X51 Powerkit that boosts output to 430 horsepower, an increase of 30 ponies. Other additions include Sport Techno wheels in body color, the Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brake upgrade, custom illuminated door sills, and Porsche Active Stability Management suspension.
All of this will cost a fair chunk of change, with a pre-sale estimate of £275,000-£325,000 (roughly $349,000-$412,000).
This is one of the rarest 911 special editions ever, but the example owned by Jerry Seinfeld is even rarer. Based on the 996 generation, the 911 Classic Club Coupe is a 1998 model that was reimagined by Porsche last year as an in-house restomod. It sold for $1.2 million.