The Porsche 911 GT2 RS isn't, by any means, a car that needs a special color to stand out. However, since we're talking about the Neunelfer range-topper, it's only normal for owners to turn to eccentric hues. In the case of the 2RS we have here, an untrained eye would hardly call the main hue of the car that. Then again, this is the power of shades like Dark Sea Blue - these colors stand out without even trying.
As such, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Dark Sea Blue is a popular choice among those who adorn their garages with GT Porschas.
Returning to the 700 hp machine we have here, this is a Weissach Package car, which means the said shade of blue is mixed with what appear to be carbon stripes, in a spec that probably won't please everybody.
The car comes with the also-optional magnesium wheels and their White Gold finish creates a strong contrast with the body of the vehicle. The rims don't do a very good job at concealing the banana-colored brake calipers, which signal the presence of PCCB (Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes) goodies.
Speaking of which, one might wonder what happens if he or she wants to go for the neutral black calipers on a PCCB car. Well, as far as we know, such an option is only available to members of the Porsche and Piech families.
In fact, we've already brought you a pair of Porsche Neunelfer GT2 RS beasts showcasing black brake calipers (1 and 2), with these packing much wilder specs than the car we have here.
As for the missing front lip of the vehicle, keep in mind that the aero element is installed by the dealer before delivering the car to its owner, so there's no problem with the machine we have here.
Returning to the 700 hp machine we have here, this is a Weissach Package car, which means the said shade of blue is mixed with what appear to be carbon stripes, in a spec that probably won't please everybody.
The car comes with the also-optional magnesium wheels and their White Gold finish creates a strong contrast with the body of the vehicle. The rims don't do a very good job at concealing the banana-colored brake calipers, which signal the presence of PCCB (Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes) goodies.
Speaking of which, one might wonder what happens if he or she wants to go for the neutral black calipers on a PCCB car. Well, as far as we know, such an option is only available to members of the Porsche and Piech families.
In fact, we've already brought you a pair of Porsche Neunelfer GT2 RS beasts showcasing black brake calipers (1 and 2), with these packing much wilder specs than the car we have here.
As for the missing front lip of the vehicle, keep in mind that the aero element is installed by the dealer before delivering the car to its owner, so there's no problem with the machine we have here.