Porsche 997 GT2 RS

The Porsche was attractively configured with the exterior carbon fibre package, Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB), Black instrument dials, carbon fibre door entry guards, aluminium doors, an Alcantara gear lever and steering wheel, rear wiper and sunroof delete options, a lightweight lithium-ion battery, black painted wheels, clear rear lights, and lightweight headlights.
Purchased new by the consignor and delivered through Porsche Centre Bergamo, Italy in December of 2010, this example has been used sparingly and enjoyed over a 14-year ownership period. During that time it had covered a modest 29,959 kilometres by the time of cataloguing.
Becoming the ultimate evolution of the 997-generation platform, the GT2 RS is still the most powerful road-going Porsche ever fitted with a manual transmission, even surpassing the extraordinary Carrera GT. Close to 15 years after its launch, it still provides an incredible driving experience like little else on the road—often referred to as “the widowmaker” thanks to its raucous power, light weight and manual gearbox. A formula perfected by the Stuttgart marque over many years, this 911 GT2 RS is numbered 287 of just 500 made, offered from its first and only owner. It will surely impress its next keeper, on both road and track.