Outlaw Garagee takes a close look at a rare 2002 Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport, one of only a handful of right-hand-drive examples in Australia. With a twin-turbocharged rear-wheel-drive flat-six producing around 450 hp in stock form, this car offers immense performance while remaining surprisingly manageable on normal roads.
The Clubsport specification includes a GT3-inspired interior, leather dashboard, carbon-ceramic brakes, and a six-speed manual gearbox, with minimal modern driving aids—only ABS and traction control.
Despite its extreme pedigree, the car is comfortable at low speeds, with smooth steering, clutch, and ride quality, yet transforms into a high-powered, aggressive sports car when pushed. With just 172,000 km on the clock, this well-maintained GT2 combines rarity, engineering excellence, and authentic driving engagement.
The video highlights its historical significance as a top-tier 911 of its era, bridging the rawness of early water-cooled GT cars with daily usability. A gentle drive through city streets reveals why these cars remain highly coveted by collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Source: Outlaw Garage
