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2016 Porsche GT3 RS

2016 Porsche GT3 RS


HIGHLIGHTS

  • One Owner Car, Only Delivery Miles – 64 Miles

  • Customer Ordered Car With Tasteful Options Selected

  • GT Silver Over Black Leather And Alcantara

  • Rare Factory Helmet Box and Storage Bag

SPECIFICATIONS

  • VIN - WP0AF2A97GS192172

  • Engine – 4.0L, 6 cylinder, 500hp

  • Gearbox – 7 speed PDK

  • Drivetrain - Rear engine, RWD

  • Price - SOLD

OVERVIEW

The 2016 Porsche GT3 RS – Does it really need an introduction in today’s Porsche GT world? If you are a Porsche enthusiast, then you already know the specs on this automobile. Layered in rich history the “RS” moniker is reserved for Porsche’s best. Magnesium, carbon fiber, and aluminum all make an appearance for strength and weight savings on this highly focused machine.

The RS lineage began with the 1973 Carrera RS, and has evolved through the years bringing us tremendous driver focused cars. Jumping to the water-cooled variants, the 996 GT3 RS was a track focused machine that was not sold in the USA. The 997 GT3 RS continued the use of lightweight materials in the search of lower lap times and was universally heralded as an exceptional driver’s car. The 991 GT3 RS takes all of the past learnings and advanced chassis and engine design to the ultimate level, while shedding more weight from the GT3 on which it starts from (albeit with some pretty serious changes and upgrades).

The 991 chassis GT3 RS was introduced in the US for the 2016 model year, and quickly sold out. While numerous cars were ordered on spec for the dealer network, many more were customer ordered with thoughtful choices in the myriad of available options. This car is one of the latter - showing a tasteful, yet restrained checking of the boxes.

The engine was punched out to 4.0L from the GT3’s 3.8L displacement and fitted with such race bits as titanium connecting rods in the search for 500hp. This leads to a very light weight and free revving drivetrain, that spins quickly to the 8,800rpm redline. Coupled with the 7 speed dual clutch PDK transmission, it will be intoxicating to rip off some full throttle runs (once this car reaches break in mileage).

With the optional carbon ceramic brakes at each corner, this RS is ready for track day duty if called upon. The 991 GT3 RS sits on massive Dunlop tires, measuring in at 265/35-20 front and 325/30-21 rear. These happen to be the same size at the Porsche 918 Spyder. Heady company indeed.

This one owner car is in as new condition, showing just 64 miles. Presented in GT Silver Metallic over a black leather and alcantara interior, it is one of the most timeless color combinations on the 991 GT3 RS. This is a chance for a discerning collector to add something special to the mix, or for an enthusiast to have a chance to buy a “still in the wrapper” GT3 RS.

Notable options on this Porsche GT3 RS (original sticker of almost $214K, full list in the images below):

  • Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB)

  • Sport Chrono Package

  • Extended Range Fuel Tank

  • Front Axle Lift

  • Leather in Black/GT Silver (Alcantara)

  • Door Sill Guards in Carbon Fiber, Illuminated

  • Air Vents Painted

  • Wheels Painted in Satin Black

  • LED Headlights

  • Vehicle Key Painted in Body Color

  • PCM with Navigation

This 991 chassis Porsche GT3 RS is offered for sale with all original books, tools, manuals, and a rarely seen factory helmet storage box and bag. No excuses on this one with only 64 miles showing on the odometer. Call today to add this to your collection, or be ready for the next track day.

Please contact Jason at +1-206-355-7727 for more information on this 2016 Porsche GT3 RS for sale.


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Bursting with character and ability, the 991 RS deserves the badge as much as any of its predecessors. If you have even the slimmest chance of owning one, do so.
— Chris Harris, Road & Track, July 2015
The RS is an amalgam of Porsche goodness, starting with a Turbo’s wide rear flanks, an uprated and enlarged naturally aspirated flat-six from the already pretty-darn-special GT3, and a healthy dose of additional aerodynamic and trick-material accouterments.
— Car And Driver, MAY 2015 BY DANIEL PUND