Porsche 911 GT3 vs Ferrari 296 GTB | Autovex
Compare performance against practicality
Elevated Front
Porsche 911 GT3
Elevated Front
Ferrari 296 GTB
Numbers & Data
Core Metrics
Key performance and pricing data across the two vehicles.
Performance
- Significant power gap — a direct advantage in outright acceleration
- Top speed reflects aerodynamic efficiency as much as raw engine output
- Torque governs mid-corner response and real-world overtaking ability
Pricing & Efficiency
- Large price gap signals a difference in exclusivity and engineering investment
- Depreciation curves vary widely — used price reveals true long-term value
- Fuel efficiency compounds over miles and affects total cost of ownership
- Annual maintenance is a meaningful hidden cost at this performance level
Overview
Porsche 911 GT3
Petrol
Recorded fuel type
7-speed PDK
Selected configuration
Coupé
992.1
2 doors
Selected body style
4.0L Flat-6
RWD layout
RWD
Rear-wheel drive
Ferrari 296 GTB
Petrol Hybrid
Electrified powertrain
8-speed F1 dual clutch
Selected configuration
Coupé
Original 2021 representative specification
2 doors
Selected body style
3.0L V6 Hybrid
RWD layout
RWD
Rear-wheel drive
Porsche 911 GT3 — specification sources
2021 GT3 · Coupé · 7-speed PDK · UK reference
Weight reference: 1435 kg (DIN kerb)
Sources apply to the listed fields. Equipment, fuel, test conditions and weight definitions may differ. A populated field is not automatically independently verified.
- Porsche
engine Power Kw, engine Torque Nm · Manufacturer source
- Porsche
Fuel tank · Manufacturer source
- Manufacturer / archived manufacturer specification
0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) · Manufacturer source
- Porsche
Weight, Kerb / running-order weight, mass Basis · Manufacturer source
- Manufacturer
Length, Body width, Height, Wheelbase, length Mm, width Body Mm, height Mm, wheelbase Mm · Manufacturer source
- Porsche UK Finder
Top speed · Manufacturer source
- Porsche UK authorised centre
Original warranty · Cross-checked secondary source
- Porsche UK Finder
Turning circle, turning Circle M · Manufacturer source
Ferrari 296 GTB — specification sources
2021 GTB · Coupé · 8-speed F1 dual clutch · UK reference
Weight reference: 1648 kg (UK independent test)
Sources apply to the listed fields. Equipment, fuel, test conditions and weight definitions may differ. A populated field is not automatically independently verified.
- Ferrari
engine Power Kw, engine Torque Nm, system Power Kw, Fuel tank, Length, Body width, Height, Wheelbase, Main luggage compartment, length Mm, width Body Mm, height Mm, wheelbase Mm · Manufacturer source
- Ferrari
dry Mass Kg, 0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) · Manufacturer source
- Autocar
Weight, Kerb / running-order weight, mass Basis · Cross-checked secondary source
- Ferrari UK aftersales programme
Original warranty · Manufacturer source
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Porsche 911 GT3
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Ferrari 296 GTB
212
Driver Profiles
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Performance
Speed, power, acceleration
Driving Fun
Engagement & thrills
Daily Use
Everyday usability
Purchase Price
Upfront cost of the vehicle
Ownership Cost
Fuel, maintenance & running costs
Interior Quality
Cabin tech & refinement
Category Breakdown
Analytical Layer
Practicality Dashboard
Beyond performance, real-world usability can shift the balance. Open any tile for the diagram behind the rating.
Usability
Cabin Space
How much room the cabin actually gives up
Usability
Boot / Storage
Litres on offer, and whether the shape helps
Usability
Visibility
What you can see out of, front and back
Urban usability
Parking Ease
Width and length against a bay
Urban usability
Turning Circle
The tightest lock, kerb to kerb
Urban usability
Ground Clearance
Ride height over speed bumps and ramps
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