PORSCHE CARRERA GT

The Porsche Carrera GT is the successor of the Porsche 911 GT1 Straßenversion.

The car itself is powered by a 5.7L V10 engine. The V10 was a unit secretly built by Porsche for the Footwork Formula One team in 1992, but later shelved. The engine was resurrected for the Le Mans prototype and increased in size to 5.7 litres.

Porsche originally planned to produce 1,500 but the plan was discontinued in 2006 due to new airbag regulations in the United States.

This is also the car in which, in 2013, driver Roger Rodas and passenger Paul Walker were involved in a fatal car crash at nearly 100mph, in Los Angeles.

Availability
The Porsche Carrera GT is available to use in two different racing series, namely in Pro/Am Supercar Club and in the bonus racing series V10 Showdown Series. Both of these series can be found within the Professional racing career. It is unlocked as soon as Pro/Am Supercar Club or V10 Showdown Series are unlocked.

The Carrera GT can be obtained for 265 or R$449,900 as well as for R$359,920 with 20% showcase discount. The Carrera GT has a waiting delivery time of 15 hours. Used in Road to Le Mans in stages 2 and 3.