In 2011, as Porsche prepared to unveil the next-generation 991-series 911, it delivered a final, formidable statement with the 997-based 911 GT2 RS. This extreme variant embodied the pinnacle of Porsche engineering, touted by the company as its most potent and fastest road-legal sports car at the time. The GT2 RS featured a twin-turbocharged 3.6L flat-six engine producing 620 horsepower, paired with a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission and a lightweight chassis weighing just 3,020 pounds.
It is also quite rare, as only 500 of them were made, making them a highly coveted 911. Out of the 500 units produced, only 142 were delivered to the US, like this particular example currently offered for sale on PCARMARKET, with just 2,248 miles on the odometer.
This 2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS is one of just 43 finished in GT Silver Metallic and rides on silver 19” center-lock wheels paired with yellow ceramic calipers. Inside, it offers carbon fiber full bucket seats with red Alcantara inserts that echo the accents on the steering wheel, shift lever, brake handle, and headliner.
Details such as Guards Red seatbelts, door pull straps, and optional Porsche-crested headrests complement its motorsport-inspired interior, alongside a red Alcantara storage lid, carbon fiber trim, rear center console, RS-logo door sills, and a serialized glovebox plaque. Despite weight-saving measures like reduced insulation and lightweight carpeting, it retains amenities such as climate control, cruise control, PCM, and Sport Chrono.
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