GT3 engine in a 911 Speedster?

Yesterday my husband was

The next 911 Speedster might have a GT3 engine!

He was very excited about it. I immediately read an article on the Internet.We expect to announce it this summer."It is written.

What is the 911 Speedster?

That said, there's a lot I don't know about Porsche.What's a 911 Speedster?"That's what I'm talking about.

The Speedster is a limited edition model in the Porsche tradition, with a lower front window than the regular 911, a soft top that opens and closes manually, and a "double bubble" design(like a Boxster Spyder).and other features. It is always released at the end of the current model.

and. Incidentally, the first generation was the 356 Speedster in 1950, with 4,722 units produced.

In the used car market, the current ones are mostly "replicas," and the real ones are rarely available.
Source.Porsche official website "Restoration of Porsche 356 Speedster (1956 model)".

For 1989, 2,065 units of the 930 Speedster were produced.

Source.PLanex CARS "Porsche 930 Speedster Turbo Look (1989)

In 1993, the 964 Speedster was launched, with production of approximately 970 units.

Source: Carsensor "964 Speedster
I think it looks quite similar to the second generation model, but I guess it's totally different to the viewer though.

Then there is the 2010 997 Speedster. This is currently priced at a very high premium. Limited to 356 units. That's a whole lot less than the number produced. Did they hang it on the first Porsche "356" made?

Source.style of gagaku based on Tang-era Chinese music and ancient Indian song and dance

And the new Speedster, scheduled for release this year, is the talk of the town among Porsche fans, as it is the first revival of the Speedster in eight years. And the production number of the new model is rumored to be 1,948 units, as "the first generation was born in 1948. Here is a spy shot.

Source.CARVIEW "Porsche 911 Speedster 991.2 model with GT3 4.0 L naturally aspirated?"

Would NA be a good buy?

My husband was looking at the article.I was like, "Oh no, this is great, next time I buy one, I'll probably stop buying the Spyder and buy this one."So he said.What's so great about putting a GT3 engine in a car?"I asked.

It's NA, after all. And it's definitely worth more than a Boxster Spyder. Well, the original price is very expensive, though.

The price will inevitably exceed 20 million yen, and after the purchase, the price will rise to about 100 million yen at a premium.Does the 911 Speedster have a manual?"I asked.

That's the thing, isn't it? There will definitely be a manual version in the home country, but it may not come into Japan. If it doesn't have a manual and it's not a GT3 engine, I don't want it.

And. Well, my husband is "NA + manual + (open)" life.

Porsche's measures against buyers for resale.

However, since the production volume is small, it would be a shame if they were purchased by people looking to resell them. Porsche has recently been keeping a close eye on measures against speculators and resellers.For certain models, they name the customers who will buy each unit even before it is manufactured, and buyers with a bad reputation are not even put on the waiting list.The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

In fact, the sales representative at the dealership told me that they are doing a lottery after making sure that the slots are awarded to owners who will really take good care of their vehicles.
That's right. A car is only worthwhile when it reaches the people who genuinely want it and when they take good care of it.

However... there are always various new model launches coming out... 911 Speedster, Boxster Spyder, 911 GT3... I honestly don't know what to buy and when to buy it anymore (lol).