2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Adds Carrera RS 2.7 Accolade That Costs $314K

With its Python Green articulations, the new model is intended to seem to be the venerated model from the 1970s that acquainted the RS name with the 911

Porsche will offer a unique rendition of the new 2023 911 GT3 RS called the "Recognition for Carrera RS" bundle.

It is painted in white and has Python Green pronunciations, alongside other visual contacts.

Estimated at $314,000, it'll be offered exclusively in the U.S. as a component of the Select Manufaktur customization program.

Refreshed 10/21/2022: This story has been refreshed with new photographs and estimating for the 2023 911 GT3 RS exceptional version that praises the Carrera RS 2.7.

Porsche loves to hype its rich legacy, and the most up to date variant of the equitable uncovered 911 GT3 RS is intended to do exactly that. Called the Accolade for Carrera RS bundle, this unique release is outwardly enlivened by the 1970s-time Carrera RS 2.7, which was the primary RS-badged 911.

Keeping that in mind, the new GT3 RS is done in white paint and has its wheels, side mirrors, and a couple of other outside components painted in Python Green. There's likewise a huge green stripe as an afterthought with "GT3 RS" script in a marginally modernized rendition of the "Carrera" text style from the first. The goliath back wing has "RS" logos in green on each end. The inside matches the white and green topic also, with various sewing and other painted trim pieces.

Porsche will offer this choice just in the U.S. market, which it says is the "second home" of the 911. It'll be essential for the Selective Manufaktur customization program. The new Accolade for Carrera RS will cost $314,000 — about $89k more than the '23 911 GT3 RS's $225,250 base cost. It ought to be intriguing, as well, as Porsche says the recognition vehicle's accessibility will be restricted to clients with a current GT3 RS distribution through a seller.