Porsche Moldova 15th Anniversary: Unveiling the 911 GT3 Touring 'Tree of Life'

Porsche 911 GT3 “Tree of Life”

The other dayIt was said that it would be announced soon.Porsche 911 GT3 Touring, named "Tree of Life," a collaboration between Porsche's Sonderwunsch and Style Porsche, commemorating the 15th anniversary of Porsche Moldova, has been officially unveiled.

The Tree of Life is apparently one of Moldova's well-known cultural symbols, representing the country's origins and traditions, continuity and sustainable growth, and expressing a balance between heritage and progress.

The Tree of Life is the theme for this GT3.

Custom gradient paint and hand-painted design

In the few photos released recently before the car's official announcement, the front of the car appeared to have a purplish body color, while another photo showing the wheels revealed them to be a color similar to Ruby Star Neo.

So I thought, "A purple body with pink wheels? That's quite a bold color scheme," but... I was wrong (lol).

The body color was something I hadn't imagined: a gradient paint job, starting with Viola Purple Metallic at the front and ending in Chromaflair Magic Magenta at the rear.

Chromaflare refers to a special effects paint applied to the body of a vehicle. It involves a total of five layers of paint, with a very thin layer of pigment in the top coat that causes the color to appear in various shades depending on the viewing angle and light.

*This Chromaflare is said to have six layers of paint.

Currently, PorscheChromaflares come in the following types::

• Python Green
• Magic Magenta
• Shifting Carbon
• Explosive Gold

Wow, this paint job is incredible. Beautiful.

Since the body color was a gradient, it wasn't simply a purple body with pink wheels. The front had purple wheels because the body was purple, and the rear body color was pink due to the gradient, so the rear wheels were pink. That makes sense.

By the way, the wheels are 20-inch/21-inch magnesium wheels.

Since Moldova has a tradition of winemaking, the color concept is said to be inspired by the stages of grape ripening.

The Tree of Life graphics painted across the entire hood and roof of the car are all hand-painted and finished in Neodyme Porsche Gold.

This paint finish and hand-painted graphics reportedly require approximately 400 hours of craftsmanship.

The "M" on the front grille is an elegant sign representing Moldova, and it is precisely etched from metal as part of the structure.

Interiors inspired by Moldovan traditions

The interior also seems to express the cultural stories of Moldovanism, with lilac-colored leather accented with Ruby Star Neo, and contrasting stitching in Atacama beige.

Furthermore, the cabins feature a design that pays homage to the craftsmanship of traditional ethnic clothing, with a modern reinterpretation of classic Pasha patterns (Ruby Star Neo and Atacama Beige).

This Pasha pattern is used in the center of the seats, door panels, glove box, and inside the front trunk.

Paledao's wooden parts (such as the manual gear lever with a wood-grain knob and the back of the Adaptive Sport Seat Plus backrest) symbolize Moldovan's rich natural roots and traditional craftsmanship.

This GT3 was first unveiled at a limited event held at the National Museum of Ethnology and Natural History in Chișinău, and will subsequently be displayed as part of a special exhibition at the same museum, followed by an exhibition at the Porsche Center Moldova.

I think this body color has a really beautiful gradient and looks fantastic.

From the outside, this GT3 Touring looks very elegant and noble, but once you step inside, it's surprisingly flashy, pop, and cute? That contrast is quite nice, isn't it?

I really admire Chromaflare.

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Source:(Official) Anniversary Sonderwunsch creation: 911 GT3 with Touring Package 'Tree of Life'

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