A car enthusiast in the Netherlands is selling a fleet of 18 Porsche 911 GT3 supercars worth a total of €2.4m (£2.2m).
According to the motoring forum Pistonheads, the collector claims to have placed the order for the track-focused cars in 2015 and was planning to build a private racing circuit on which to drive them.
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