A 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder Weissach that has covered fewer than 20 miles a year since 2015 has just gone live on duPont REGISTRY Live. This is the second 918 to surface on the digital auction block, arriving amid a steady run of hypercar and Holy Trinity consignments since the platform came online in mid-November last year.
Built as the successor to the Carrera GT and the 959 Porsche halo models before it, the 918 Style by Michael Mauer was first revealed as a concept at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, a fact we recently highlighted in our 918 Spyder Marketspotlight. The production model debuted at Frankfurt in 2013 and joined the Ferrari LaFerrari and McLaren P1 to become what is now known as the Holy Trinity Hypercars.
The production model relies on a 4.6-liter naturally aspirated V8, taken from the RS Spyder LMP2 racer, which works with two electric motors for a combined 887 horsepower. The acid-green accents on the bodywork and brake calipers highlight the car’s e-hybrid tech. In Weissach trim, it lapped the Nürburgring in 6 minutes 57 seconds, the first production car to do so under seven minutes.
This particular car is #67 of the 918 units that Porsche hand-assembled in Zuffenhausen between 2013 and 2015. What makes this example noteworthy is that it is equipped with the highly desirable and sought-after Weissach Package that cost over $80,000 when new. To offer some context on rarity, this car is one of only 162 Weissach examples that arrived stateside, out of 297 cars delivered to the United States. The Weissach pack shaved roughly 90 pounds from the car through lightweight magnesium center-lock wheels, titanium hardware, ceramic wheel bearings, and lightweight door pulls.
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Finished in GT Silver Metallic, arguably the model's most timeless colour, over a Garnet Red leather cabin trimmed with light-grey accents, crests embossed in the headrests and 918 Spyder script stitched throughout. Exposed carbon bucket seats and carbon trim reinforce this car’s motorsport intent. The first owner specified it well beyond the Weissach kit, adding front-axle lift, the 11-speaker Burmester surround system, dual-zone climate and the multifunction sport wheel.
The service file is what elevates this car above other low-mileage examples. It went in for its 10-year service in 2025, and Porsche pulled the engine to replace the rear main seal, fit fresh spark plugs and ignition coils, and swap the intake sensors. Delivered new through Porsche Bellevue in Washington, it has never left Porsche's authorized network, passing through Bellevue, Marin, Fremont, Woodland Hills, Naples and Palm Springs. Besides full-body paint protection film, the sale also includes removable carbon roof panels, charger, wind deflector, two keys and a car cover.
Extensive documentation and more details are available now at duPont REGISTRY Live. Click the link below to place your bids.
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