Buyers of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS Tribute to Carrera RS Package receive a clock, model car, NFT and a car cover with the vehicle.
Porsche launched the 911 GT3 RS Tribute to Carrera RS package. For the US market, this retro-themed sports car celebrates the 50th anniversary of the RS 2.7. The Porsche 911 GT3 RS Tribute is priced at $314,000, which is more upmarket than the new base GT3 RS, which costs $223,800. What’s more interesting about this honed sports coupe is that it comes with special body graphics, bodywork, special edition watches and NFTs.
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Talking about the outside appearance, the sports car is painted with an exclusive white theme combined with Python Blue accents on the lower part of the body. The green theme has been introduced to other places such as the mirror caps and rear bumper. It also includes magnesium wheels. The wing pads feature RS badging and the US flag adding a more stylish feel to the vehicle. Other design details include the RS-branded valve cap in Python green. The base of the keys also has the same color theme, and has a custom license plate frame.
Not only outside but also inside the cabin, the Porsche 911 GT3 RS Tribute to Carrera RS has a range of styling elements that set it apart. The sport seats come in Python green stretches. The seat covers are also contrast stitched. The door panels are a tribute to the Porsche Carrera RS, while the dashboard covers come with an embossed RS badge.
Speaking of other elements associated with the vehicle, consumers receive a special edition of the Porsche Design Chronograph 911 GT3 RS watch. This watch comes with a white ring on the front, while the rear rotor has a Python Green theme and echoes the design of the car’s magnesium wheels. The watch strap also comes with green stitching.
The gift collection, along with the car, also includes two 1:43 models. One is a 1973 Carrera RS and the other a 2023 GT3 RS. Buyers of this vehicle are also enrolled in the NFT program. They receive digital badges for attending specific Porsche races and events. Plus, there are realistic car graphics, Porsche claims. The automaker said it will share more details about the NFT program in the coming days.
First published date: October 23, 2022, 5:08 PM IST
