Key Points: 3.6-litre 409bhp Flat 6, Manual Transmission, Full Service History

When Porsche released the first 911 GT3 back in 1999, it was essentially just a harsh, more track-focused 911 than normal. It was known to need your full attention at every corner and every gear shift. So when the 997 GT3 was announced and showcased creature comforts such as adaptive damping, traction control, sat nav, and cruise control. Automotive journalists across the world thought of this as the end of the truly driver-focused Porsche.

They were of course all wrong. Once the 997 GT3 was on the road, it proved that Porsche was only getting better at creating a car that was designed for pure driving pleasure. Still retaining the option for a manual gearbox and making the car even stiffer than previous generations. The 3.6-litre engine now produces 415bhp and revs all the way to 8400rpm. The sound of the intakes being the driver's head is enough to ensure this car is more dramatic than any other car on the road.

If you're looking for the perfect car to use on the road and the track, this Porsche 911 GT3 is the perfect option.