The first collectible Porsche 911 Turbo (996) successfully sold out
A major milestone has been reached on the Commody collectible car platform – on Sunday evening, November 16, the sale of Commody’s first collectible car, the 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo (996), officially concluded. More than 250 collectors from Lithuania, Sweden, Belgium, Poland and the Netherlands became co-owners of this car and started building their personal car collections.
A total of 2,500 collectible Porsche units, priced at €25 each, were offered to collectors. Lithuanian users were the most active buyers, securing the largest share of units from the very first minutes of the sale.
“It’s great to see that Lithuanians embrace new ideas and trust innovative products like Commody. We expect to offer the next collectible car before the holiday season and continue at the same pace – one car per month. I’m confident that the success of the Porsche 911 Turbo and the continuity of upcoming sales will encourage those who were still hesitant to join,” says Commody founder, finance expert and investor Vilius Oškeliūnas.
What makes the first Commody Porsche special?
The first car offered on the platform – a 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo (996) with the X50 performance package – stands out with its striking Speed Yellow exterior and exceptionally rare Nephrite Green interior.
A private Porsche collector offered 49 percent of the car’s ownership through Commody and will continue to handle storage, insurance and maintenance, taking on all related costs. You can learn more about the car here.
What’s next for the first collectors?
The Porsche 996 Turbo is now available in each co-owner’s virtual garage on their Commody account. Here, collectors can explore the car in 360°, start and rev the engine, inspect interior and exterior details up close, and discover additional features created exclusively for the car’s co-owners.
During the first week of December, Porsche 996 Turbo co-owners will gather for an exclusive private event, where they will be able to see the car in person, meet other collectors and hear the latest updates on Commody’s upcoming plans.
Collectors will also receive exclusive content available only to co-owners – quarterly updates on the car’s condition and market value, behind-the-scenes information about its storage and care, and early access to Commody platform updates and upcoming collectible cars.
And starting in 2026, Commody will launch a collectible units marketplace, allowing co-owners to easily sell or acquire units of collectible cars from other members of the Commody community.
Democratizing collecting: ownership made accessible
Commody was created to democratize access to collectible cars – a field that has traditionally been reserved for high-net-worth collectors. Every car offered on the platform is divided into a limited number of collectible units, allowing users to become real, legally registered co-owners without needing a six-figure budget.
“Our goal is to create a gateway into the world of collectible cars. These cars carry emotional value, bring enthusiasts together and, over time, often help preserve or grow wealth,” says the platform’s founder.
The next three years: 200 cars and €40 million in value
“After presenting our model at several international conferences, we received strong interest from both potential strategic partners and investors. Our ambition is to grow internationally and offer 200 collectible cars on the Commody platform over the next three years, with a total value of €40 million,” adds Oškeliūnas.
Commody has already secured €0.6 million in investment from the venture capital funds Firstpick, Coinvest Capital and six private investors.