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2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS
Coupe · 620 hp · 19 mpg combined
Market
Too few listings to publish a market price.
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Track what yours is worthA fresh estimate every month, in one short email. Not an offer to buy.Start tracking42 factory options, from $250 to $6,840.
Which 911 is right for you?
13 trims, $77,800 to $245,000. Tap one to open it.
Bar heights follow the price. The widest step is $60,000, from GT3 RS 4.0 to GT2 RS.
The numbers.
One configuration: rear-wheel drive, 6-speed manual.
91 standard items.
Four groups, sized by how much is in each.
- Length
- Overall width without mirrors
- Height
- Wheelbase
- Cargo capacity, all seats in place
- Maximum cargo capacity
- Manufacturer 0-60 mph acceleration time
- Turning circle
- Drag Coefficient
- Curb weight
- Country of final assembly
- Base engine size
- Cylinders
- Base engine type
- Horsepower
- Torque
- Valves
- Cam type
- Valve timing
- Fuel type
- EPA city/highway MPG
- EPA combined MPG
- Range in miles (city/hwy)
- Fuel tank capacity
- painted alloy wheels
- 19 x 12.0 in. wheels
- Performance tires
- 325/30R19 101(Y) tires
- Transmission
- Drive type
- Rear limited slip differential
- four-wheel independent suspension
- modified MacPherson strut front suspension
- Front and rear stabilizer bar
- multi-link rear suspension
- leather/sueded microfiber
- sport front seats
- 4-way manual driver seat adjustments
- 4-way manual passenger seat adjustment
- trip computer
- compass
- external temperature display
- tachometer
- clock
- low fuel level warning
- tilt and telescopic steering wheel
- speed-proportional power steering
- cruise control
- universal remote transmitter (for garage door, security system, etc.)
- remote trunk release
- retained accessory power
- suede steering wheel
- Single zone front climate control
- interior active charcoal air filter
- Dual illuminating vanity mirrors
- trunk light
- carbon and suede trim on dash
- alcantara trim on center console
- alcantara trim on doors
- alcantara trim on shift knob
- front reading lights
- 2 one-touch power windows
- remote keyless power door locks
- Power mirrors
- Heated mirrors
- dual front side-mounted airbags
- front head airbags
- Passenger airbag deactivation switch
- stability control
- traction control
- child seat anchors
- 4-wheel ABS
- electronic brakeforce distribution
- tire pressure monitoring
- auto delay off headlamps
- xenon high intensity discharge headlamp
- self-leveling headlights
- daytime running lights
- high pressure washers headlamps
- front fog/driving lights
- 2 front headrests
- Front integrated headrests
- front seatbelt pretensioners
- Emergency interior trunk release
- remote anti-theft alarm system
- engine immobilizer
- AM/FM stereo
- 50 watts stereo output
- 4 total speakers
- speed sensitive volume control
- diversity antenna
2 interiors
- Black/Red
- Black
Leather or leather/sueded microfiber.
4 factory paints
- Carrara White
- Guards Red
- GT Silver Metallic
- Black
Safety and recalls
No recall campaigns on file.
Recalls are settled per car, not per model. Check the one you are buying.
NHTSA has not published ratings for the 2011 911. A model year is often unrated for a year or more after it goes on sale.
NHTSA NCAP · checked Oct 2026
Factory coverage.
It runs from the first sale date, not the model year.
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Other years of the 911 GT2 RS.

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$79,000$166,000 lessstarting MSRP
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$77,800$167,200 less19 colors · starting MSRP
2013 911 Carrera
$84,300$160,700 less16 colors · starting MSRPPictures show this year's car in another paint. Starting MSRP is before destination, taxes and dealer fees.