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The Porsche 911 GT3 is a high-performance sports car engineered by the German Porsche brand, standing out from other models as the most extreme in the 911 lineup. Notably, the 911 Turbo and 911 GT2 boast substantial horsepower, but their approach is vastly different, reflecting unique characteristics. The pinnacle of sporting ambition within the Porsche range, the GT3 RS model caters specifically to circuit driving needs while meeting rigorous safety standards for public road use. Demonstrating exceptional lap times at Germany's legendary Nurburgring proves its natural environment. The acronym RS denotes Racing Sport, originally adopted by models like the historic 1972 Carrera 2.7 RS and the influential 911 964 RS of 1991, vehicles embodying a thrilling balance between public roads and track performance, encapsulated by the GT3 RS to perfection. Versions of the GT3 have included models with specs ranging from 381 HP in the 996 GT3 RS mk2 to 414 HP for the 997 version, accelerating these vehicles to respective top speeds of 306 km/h (the mk1 lacked the RS) and a dash from 0-100kmh within an impressive 4.2 seconds and also, later came an upgrade with restyling for an even better acceleration speed. Other versions had 414HP with similar performance stats but further adjustments improved that speed and added more to it and reaching up to speeds of 450 HP on restyling the 997 GT3 RS. On this base is installed plastic, lightweight panels from carbon fiber combined with an incredibly efficient adjustable rear spoiler built entirely out of light yet mighty carbon fiber material, these contribute towards keeping a superlight body, which reaches weight under 1495 kgs of car Carrera S but just below that figure, stands its sport variant the GT3 RS with an impressing result of mere 1.360 kg. Notably added in addition were a six speed close-ratio gearbox designed for precise rider acceleration at fast ride speeds combined, to achieve faster clutch speed at inertia lightening which enabled quicker shifting of the gears in all driving scenarios that were added such as new lighter six point seat belts designed by race experts to meet stricter rules for racing circuits worldwide or to be very correct built.