2019 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Featuring Weissach Package and Just 478 Miles Has Us Drooling | Carscoops

      If the 992 GT3 RS feels a bit too intense for your taste, a 991.2 like this one may be just right for you.

      The 911 GT3 RS had an MSRP of $242,250 but fetched $335,000 at an auction in 2022.

      Although it is six years old, this highly sought-after Porsche has only been driven 478 miles.

      There are numerous Guards Red highlights in the interior that complement the exterior perfectly.

      Red is typically a color associated with Ferrari, yet this 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 RS carries it just as effectively as any vehicle from Maranello. This track-oriented model is available in Saint Augustine, Florida, and undoubtedly ranks among the finest GT3 RSs in the US.

      The car is finished in Guards Red and is a well-equipped example featuring the sought-after Weissach package. This package includes new carbon composite anti-roll bars, a carbon fiber hood, and forged magnesium wheels with a stunning gold finish. A look at the window sticker shows that the 911 had an initial MSRP of $242,250 when it arrived in the US in January 2019.

      This is the second time this specific vehicle has been up for auction on Bring a Trailer. In April 2022, it was sold for $335,000, a significant increase over the MSRP. At that time, it had only 368 miles on the odometer, and now, nearly three years later, it shows just 478 miles. It is being sold with the owner’s manual, a clean Carfax report, and a clean Florida title.

      The original owner outfitted the car’s interior as meticulously as the exterior. A pair of carbon fiber bucket seats stand out, wrapped in black leather and Alcantara with red stitching and matching seatbelts. The gauges are also finished in Guards Red, including the dashboard stopwatch that comes with the Sport Chrono package.

      While the new 992-generation 911 GT3 RS is faster than this model, it could be considered too extreme for street use, and not everyone appreciates the race-inspired aerodynamic features. The 991 version remains an eye-catcher, being more refined and potentially a valuable collectible in the future. Visit Bring a Trailer if you wish to acquire this piece of Porsche history. As of this writing, with four days remaining in the auction, the highest bid is $154,000.