Porsche 991 GT2 RS

The vehicle in detail

Finished in the stealthy colour combination of Black over a Black (optional) leather and Alcantara interior, this 991.2-generation 911 GT2 RS was ordered new in July of 2017 by a German enthusiast who’d built a remarkable collection of Porsches spanning the marque’s entire history.

The car was specified with factory optional extras totaling almost 50,000 euros, raising the total price to 286,000 euros. Most notable of those options was the desirable Weissach Package. Comprising (among other features) a carbon-fibre roof, carbon-fibre anti-roll bars and magnesium wheels, the Weissach Package lowered the overall weight of the car by 30kg and cost 25,000 euros on its own.

The full specification is listed below, though items which caught our attention include the convenient nose-lift system, the Bose surround-sound system, the reversing camera and the contrasting red stitching, seatbelts, door handles, mirrors and sticker badging.

“This is a generously specified ultra-low-mileage example of Porsche’s flagship 911.2-generation 911, presented in flawless condition.”

This GT2 RS was delivered to its first and only private owner in the summer of 2018 and subsequently road-registered in Germany. In the time since then, it’s covered a mere 4,650 documented kilometres and been serviced thrice by the Porsche Centre Frankfurt, most recently in May of 2023. It retains its tool kit, tyre compressor, leather documents pouch complete with all its factory manuals (including the stamped service book) and official Porsche correspondence and invoices.