This Street-Legal Gunther Werks Race Car Starts At Over $1.0 Million The GXR-Evo is lightweight, powerful, and perfect for chasing lap times. Just 15 examples will be built. THE BREAKDOWN - Gunther Werks has turned the 993-generation Porsche 911 into a street-legal race car called the GXR-Evo. - Just 15 examples will be built, and each one starts at $1,350,000. - Buyers also get a custom sim-racing rig from MySim, tailored to match their GXR-Evo. Gunther Werks has decided to go full "race car" for its latest custom machine. The GXR-Evo exists as a beast experienced at your local racetrack. But it is indeed street legal, and could be yours for a cool $1,350,000 to start. What does that seven-figure starting price put in your garage? A vehicle where going as quickly as possible serves as the obsessive throughline. The Gunther Werks GXR-Evo features carbon fiber everywhere, a potent 4.0-liter flat-six in the rear, and real-deal race-car bits that are as cool to look at as they are functional. Gallery: Gunther Werks GXR-Evo The GXR-Evo started life as a 993-generation Porsche 911. Gunther Werks swaps out all the bodywork for a stunning set of panels in 12k 2x2 carbon-fiber weave. The rear glass gets tossed in favor of a solid piece of carbon, the aero upgrades are all carbon, as are the front fender vents. There's a mix of a massive front splitter working with canards on the nose, while the rear wing out back sits as an aggressive reminder that this monster means business. One additional fun aero touch is the integrated center shark-fin, which lends the car a sort of baby LMP aesthetic. The carbon-fiber quarter windows complete the lightweight, aero bodywork. Power arrives courtesy of a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six. This mill was developed alongside the Porsche