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Owners of the 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 RS are starting to take delivery of their machines and the time has come to focus on a stunning example of the circuit special.
This is one of the first examples of the Rennsport Neunelfer to have landed in the US and its spec can keep up gazing at it for hours.
The machine is dressed in Guards Red, which happened to be the launch color for the (non-RS) 991.2-generation GT3. Then we have the golden wheels of the car, which give the spec an elevated appearance.
Zoom in on the rims and you'll notice the banana-colored calipers, which mean this puppy is gifted with PCCB (Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes) hardware. These make for an expensive option and we can say the same about the all-LED headlights, which comes with black inner graphics.
Note that this machine doesn't come with the Weissach Package. Then again, this only seems fitting, if we take into account the fact that the driver seems to treat the thing like a daily.
In fact, the real-world (read: non-dealership) photos at the bottom of the page, which come from the aficionado's Instagram account, come to prove this.
The man seems to own multiple Neunelfers, with one of the others being the 700 hp GT2 RS.
Speaking of the Porsche 911, we'll remind you that the German automotive producer is about to deliver the final edition of the current 991.2 generation.
The introduction of the 2019 911 Speedster is a certainty, with this basically coming as a GT3 Cabriolet with a fancier roof and rear deck.
Nevertheless, Porsche might also bring us an actual GT3 Cabrio, which would come in (slightly) larger numbers - the rumor mill talks about 70 units of the first and 1948 units of the latter (that's right, the two mark the brand's 70-year anniversary).
The machine is dressed in Guards Red, which happened to be the launch color for the (non-RS) 991.2-generation GT3. Then we have the golden wheels of the car, which give the spec an elevated appearance.
Zoom in on the rims and you'll notice the banana-colored calipers, which mean this puppy is gifted with PCCB (Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes) hardware. These make for an expensive option and we can say the same about the all-LED headlights, which comes with black inner graphics.
Note that this machine doesn't come with the Weissach Package. Then again, this only seems fitting, if we take into account the fact that the driver seems to treat the thing like a daily.
In fact, the real-world (read: non-dealership) photos at the bottom of the page, which come from the aficionado's Instagram account, come to prove this.
The man seems to own multiple Neunelfers, with one of the others being the 700 hp GT2 RS.
Speaking of the Porsche 911, we'll remind you that the German automotive producer is about to deliver the final edition of the current 991.2 generation.
The introduction of the 2019 911 Speedster is a certainty, with this basically coming as a GT3 Cabriolet with a fancier roof and rear deck.
Nevertheless, Porsche might also bring us an actual GT3 Cabrio, which would come in (slightly) larger numbers - the rumor mill talks about 70 units of the first and 1948 units of the latter (that's right, the two mark the brand's 70-year anniversary).
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