The new Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot celebrates Latin America and is so exclusive no billionaire can own it

You might think that money can buy anything, but the new Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot celebrates Latin America and is so exclusive that not even billionaires can purchase it.

The Ocelot is the first chapter in the Icons of Latin America series, created to pay tribute to the creative spirit of the region.

It was commissioned by Porsche Latin America and celebrates the company’s 25-year presence in the southern half of the Americas.

Thinking of splashing out on one? Forget it. It’s a total one-off and is so exclusive that not even a billionaire could buy one.

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Taking a closer look at the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot

This Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot was not built with a client in mind.

That is, unless we’re counting Porsche itself as a client.

The result of collaboration between designers and heritage specialists, the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot was built to celebrate the culture of Latin America.

And how does it do that exactly?

Well, for a start, the Forest Green Metallic finish draws immediate comparisons to the Colombian Amazon.

Describing the Amazon as ‘both a national treasure and a global symbol of natural wonder’, Porsche painted a vivid picture in its overview of the car’s exterior.

“Depending on when the sun hits the car, you’d get different types of green,” Porsche wrote.

“The deep hue, shimmering in various shades of green under sunlight, evokes the rainforest’s endless layers of foliage, shadow, and light, interwoven in a rhythm of life.

“It is a color that appears alive, shifting from mystery to brilliance depending on how it catches the eye.”

The Colombian wildcat that inspired the car’s interior

The car’s name itself is also a nod to Colombian wildlife: the Ocelot.

This small wild cat is renowned for being beautiful, thanks to its golden-brown coat.

Thanks in part to its beauty, the cat is recognized as a symbol of Colombia’s natural diversity.

And you’d definitely be reminded of that once you take a look at the car’s interior layout.

The Cohiba Brown leather is paired beautifully with Truffle Brown cross-stitching and Pepita fabric seat centers.

It certainly evokes memories of the cat that has been nicknamed the ‘mini Jaguar’.

And the tributes don’t stop there – the Ocelot’s silhouette is featured on the seat’s headrests.

The fact that this car will never be sold off means it’s exclusive on a whole other level.

And we’ve seen some exclusive Porsches before – including this one-off, which appeared at a legendary racing event.

Then there was this one-off Porsche 963 made for a billionaire that you’ve likely never heard of.

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