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05.10.2020

Spots of The Day 997 GT2 RS Only three has landed in Malaysia. This particular unit made a surprise appearance at Teas and Tires V5 back in March. The GT2 RS had made its debut in 2007 at Frankfurt Motor Show. Even by today's standards, this 612bhp beast is still relatively fast, requires only 3.6 seconds to hit 100km/h from standstill and reach 328km/h. Hence, making it the third Porsche roadcar to hit the 200mph (322km/h) barrier.

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Home > 997 GT2 RS Only three has landed in Malaysia. This particular unit made a surprise appearance at Teas and Tires V5 back in March. The GT2 RS had made its debut in 2007 at Frankfurt Motor Show. Even by today's standards, this 612bhp beast is still relatively fast, requires only 3.6 seconds to hit 100km/h from standstill and reach 328km/h. Hence, making it the third Porsche roadcar to hit the 200mph (322km/h) barrier.