50 years ago, a Porsche-focused racing and tuning company called Andial was founded in the United States. Porsche is now celebrating that anniversary with a new option for 992.2-generation 911 GT3 buyers, a wrap of the tuner's iconic 935-L livery.
Andial was founded by Porsche legends Arnold Wagner, Dieter Inzenhofer, and Alwin Springer. Parts of their names make up the abbreviation ANDIAL, which became the name of the group that went on to prepare cars and engines for racing efforts across country. That success in racing led to success as a tuner of Porsche road cars, something that Porsche is now honoring with a variant of the company's racing livery on series prodution cars.
The Andial livery is available as a $7680 option for new GT3s, but buyers who already have a 992.2-generation GT3 are not left out, either. Porsche is also planning to offer the same design as a retrofit option in the future. Buyers get the main decal set, plus an optional number along the door and on the hood. A racing-style name and flag combination is also available above the doors.
In addition to the full wrap, Porsche is also offering Andial-branded keys, key pouches, owner's manual cases, floor mats, and center console lids as part of its Exclusive Manufaktur program. For those who love Andial but are not looking for an entire 911 GT3, the brand is also celebrating the anniversary with a lineup of new merchandise currently available on its web shop.
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