Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS

This 2019 GT3 RS is finished in GT Silver Metallic and shows 3,445 miles at the time of cataloging. Satin black sills, fender vents, and NACA ducts on the hood accent the subtle metallic silver finish on the rest of the car. The standard wheels, sized 20” up front and 21” in the rear, are finished in gold and wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. Behind the wheels sit a set of Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes with yellow calipers that offer fade-free performance on track and don’t cover your wheels in brake dust. This car has been under the care of just one owner and was delivered new at Carlsen Porsche in Redwood City, CA.

Move inside the car, and you are met with a set of carbon-backed bucket seats wrapped in black leather, with black Race-Tex centers and GT Silver accent stitching throughout. These seats both look outstanding and provide lots of support when out on track, yet they are still quite comfortable for long drives. The optional Race-Tex is seen throughout the car, with the center console lid, steering wheel, door cards, and shifter all wrapped in the material. This GT3 RS was fitted with an electronic nose-lift system, which is extremely convenient given the low front end and allows for a much easier time moving the car in and out of parking lots and driveways.

Powering the GT3 RS is Porsche’s famed 4.0-liter flat-6, which received a 20-horsepower bump over the 991.1 GT3 RS. Still able to rev to 9,000 RPM, this engine is paired with a mandatory 7-speed PDK Gearbox that clicks off perfect, lightning-fast shifts while on track but is also pleasant to use while driving around town. Under the car, all of the suspension links are now fitted with solid ball joints, which offer greater control and less unwanted chassis movement. When the 991.1 GT3 RS debuted, Porsche set a lap time at the Nurburgring that was almost unbelievable- clocking a 7:20 run around the Nordschleife- but thanks to all the little tweaks around the 991.2, that number dropped by more than 23 seconds, resulting in a 6:54.4. This was just the 3rd Porsche to break the 7-minute mark around the track.

Although the 992 GT3 RS is finally making its way into the hands of Porsche enthusiasts, initial impressions suggest that, although it may be a bit faster around the track, it is getting overly harsh for road use. The 991.2 GT3 RS is still plenty compliant on the road and as fast as most drivers can utilize on the track, making it a real sweet spot in the GT3 RS lineage.