The 2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 was built to homologate the GT3 RSR racecar and is equipped with a 3996cc engine that boosts power from around 444 to 500 bhp. Easily recognized by its new wings and front winglets, it was limited to just over 600 units worldwide, making it a highly exclusive road car designed for serious track enthusiasts.
The flat-six engine features a crankshaft taken directly from the GT3 RSR racing car, and its forged piston rods are crafted from titanium. With a 4.0-liter displacement, this engine is the largest and most powerful naturally aspirated engine in the 911 model line, delivering 500 horsepower at 8,250 rpm and 339 foot-pounds of torque.
For many, the GT3 RS 4.0 represented the ultimate version of the most extreme, road-legal Porsche 911 at the time and is poised to become a highly sought-after collectible, especially as its value continues to rise. One such example, #76 of the 600 produced, is currently available for sale on Merit Partners.
Finished in black with silver stripes and a black/red leather interior, it features a six-speed manual transaxle, 20” high-gloss black wheels, the Sport Chrono Package Plus, and other desirable features. This GT3 RS 4.0 has 10,577 miles and is fully up-to-date on service.
Source: Merit Partners
