https://sothebysmotorsport.com/auction/2008-porsche-911gt3rs-134?utm_medium=Thread&utm_source=FerrariChat Image Unavailable, Please Login
236k? wow. 997rs so similar to regular gt3 that can be had for under 100k that this makes no sense unless just to collect dust in garage for 30 years.
I don't think you can get a 997 GT3 under $100K. Hell I don't think you can even get a 996 GT3 under $100K anymore either.
I've got an '07 GT3 RS and my wife has an '04 GT3 that we track extensively. I always say that if I wad this one up I want to replace it with another one exactly like it. It's the perfect trackday car, if you ask me. @95spiderman is totally correct, though. The differences between the RS and non-RS in the 997 generation are extremely small. No sunroof, better downforce, and the lightweight flywheel. Wide body makes next to no difference to handling, but the flywheel is a big deal. Nothing you couldn't bolt on to a base 997 GT3 for a lot less money, for sure. Paid just north of $100K for the 996 earlier this year. These cars aren't cheap any more.
Now MacNugget, you shouldn't tell these nice people untruths. We all know the 996/997 generation GT3s are horrible to drive and will give you a very nasty rash if you sit in them for too long. Clearly that car - and that lovely grey / red 997.2 GT3RS I saw the other day -- should be worth very little, and disposed of by fundamentally irresponsible adults like myself.
