Only 13 ever made, this one’s for sale in California.

Top Car recently listed this Porsche 911 Turbo S for $700,000.

The body is a stunning sight, composed entirely of carbon fiber.

But is the exorbitant asking price justified?

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It is undoubtedly uncommon.

Only thirteen of these were produced by tuning studio TopCar, and each one took weeks to finish.

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The truth is that this is a genuine carbon fiber weave, not some ornate wrap design.

Furthermore, TopCar fitted it with a customized Akrapovic exhaust system.

The exhaust system is valued at $8,000 on its own.

Porsche 911 Turbo carbon rear

They continued after that.

Additionally, the company modified the interior entirely, spending $50,000 on upgrades.

Excellent leather and, naturally, even more carbon fiber were used by TopCar.

Porsche limited-edition badge from TopCar

It is for sale in Laguna Beach, California, and has only traveled 100 miles.

DuPont Registry is selling it for $700,000.

In actuality, the exact amount is $699,000.

A brand-new Porsche 911 Turbo S costs approximately $190,000.

Is it really worth the extra $500k for these carbon modifications, then?

Concerning the Porsche 911 Turbo S

Porsche first used the moniker “Turbo” with the legendary 911 930 in the 1970s.

The 996 became the first water-cooled sportscar from the 911 line-up to wear the coveted badge in 2001, almost thirty years later.

Since then, Porsche has produced a “Turbo” version of every 911 model.

The ‘992’, the current generation of 911, comes in Turbo and Turbo S configurations.

The 573 horsepower “standard” Turbo variant produces.

In the meantime, the model you see here, the Turbo S, produces an incredible 640 horsepower.