Porsche 997 GT2 RS

2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS

The 997-generation GT2 RS sits in a category of its own and this example captures exactly why. Finished in Carrara White over a Black Leather interior, it represents the most extreme road-going 911 Porsche offered in its era. Built around a 620-horsepower twin-turbo Mezger flat-six and sent exclusively to the rear wheels, the GT2 RS was engineered with one goal: reduce weight and sharpen everything. Among its rarest features are the factory carbon fiber front fenders, fitted to just 57 cars worldwide, saving weight at the nose while signaling Porsche’s no compromise approach. Combined with a carbon hood, polycarbonate rear glass, and extensive use of lightweight materials throughout, the result is a car that feels as serious as it looks. Brutally fast, technically fascinating, and increasingly difficult to find in this configuration, the GT2 RS remains one of the most visceral modern 911s ever built.