2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS rwd

2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS 3.8 | Paint to Sample Meteor Grey Metallic

An extraordinary example of Porsche’s celebrated 997.2-generation GT3 RS, factory-finished in Paint to Sample Meteor Grey Metallic. Previously described by renowned Porsche specialist Merit Partners as the only 3.8-liter GT3 RS produced in this color worldwide, this exceptional configuration represents a compelling opportunity for collectors seeking a truly distinctive specification. Its understated metallic finish, contrasting black wheels, and red interior accents create a particularly sophisticated interpretation of Porsche’s motorsport-derived 911.

Powered by the legendary naturally aspirated 3.8-liter Mezger flat-six producing 450 horsepower, paired exclusively with a six-speed manual transmission, the GT3 RS represents one of the defining analog driving experiences in Porsche’s history. This example’s factory specification includes the desirable front axle lifting system, Carrara White instrument dials, Black Full Leather interior, and an Alcantara steering wheel. Carbon-fiber-backed sport bucket seats and striking red seat belts further complement its purposeful character.

Showing just 1,133 miles, this remarkable GT3 RS combines exceptionally low mileage with a clean CARFAX reporting no accidents or damage and a documented history of offerings through respected specialists, including Merit Partners and Graham Rahal Performance. Its factory Paint to Sample commission and distinctive configuration distinguish it within the limited-production 997.2 GT3 RS series.

Mileage: 1,133 miles
Total Price: $1,376,010 USD
VIN:** WP0AC2A92BS783365
Stock Number: U1944

Offered through Porsche San Luis Obispo, California.

Detailed provenance inquiries, factory build documentation, and private viewing arrangements are welcomed.

Price includes the stated $85 documentation fee and $37 electronic filing fee. Applicable taxes, title, registration, other government fees, and finance charges are additional. Subject to prior sale. Historical production claims are attributed to previously published specialist research and are not represented as manufacturer-certified totals.