The Porsche 992, the 8th and current generation of the legendary 911, was shown for the first time on the 28th of November 2018 at the Los Angeles auto show. When sales started, the 992 was equipped with a turbocharged 3 litre boxer engine and was designated as Carrera S/4S with 450 horsepower followed, in 2019, by the Carrera with 385 horsepower. In 2020 the models Turbo and Turbo S with a 3.7 litre Bi-turbo and 580 respectively 650 horsepower were introduced. The sports editions GT3 and GT3RS presented in 2021 and 2022 are equipped with a 4-litre normally aspirated engine which, in the shape of the track tool GT3RS, delivers 525 horsepower at 8500 rpm. Since the RS is equipped with three radiators in front including a large unit in the middle it doesn't have a boot as such, nothing of great importance with a car laid out for maximum track performance. This bolide strictly uses technology and principles from motor racing and besides intelligent lightweight construction, mainly the cooling and aerodynamic concept show a direct link to its competition brother 911 GT3R. The gigantic two-part rear wing, used for the first time on a Porsche series-built automobile, actually forms the highest part of the car and is adjustable to reduce aerodynamic drag. The GT3 RS offered here has been delivered in Switzerland with a Swiss package and 48 months warranty starting with its first registration on the 16th of October 2024. The car was ordered together with the optional Weissach package in addition to the Clubsport package and, to overcome high obstacles at e.g. garage entries, a lift system to the front axle is built in as well. Other goodies include a Porsche ceramic braking system PCCB, the light design package, a interior with extended leather/race-Tex materials, carbon sill protection and a road sign detection system. We now offer the rare chance to acquire a Porsche 992 GT3 RS, well equipped, as a new car with only 37 kilometres driven. The car is registered for the current Porsche service recall, which can be carried out free of charge at a Porsche dealership when parts become available in January/February 2025. The last MOT was completed on the 14th of October 2024 and a new owner can now avoid the long waiting time, get on board immediately and have unlimited fun.