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Buying a Porsche 991.1 GT3 RS

What it really sells for, what moves the price, what to check and the maintenance it needs.

Buying a Porsche 991.1 GT3 RS

The 991.1 GT3 RS is part of the 991 generation (2012–2019). Porsche built about 4,500 worldwide. This lesson covers what it really sells for, what moves the price, what to check and how to look after it.

  • 4.0 L engine, Turbo-width body, magnesium roof and carbon bonnet
  • 20-inch front / 21-inch rear wheels, 918 Spyder carbon seats
  • Nordschleife 7:20
Built
2016
Cars on 911 Tracker
119
Sales on record
93
Median, last 24 months
$214,000
Engine
4.0 L direct-injection flat-six, naturally aspirated, dry sump
Power
500 hp
Gearbox
7-speed PDK
0–60 mph
3.1 s
Weight
3,130 lb

What to pay

In the last 24 months, 27 cars sold on 911 Tracker for a median of $214,000; the middle half sold between $194,000 and $240,000. The trend line through every sale on record moves about +1% a year.

991.1 GT3 RS: median sale price by year

Years with 5 or more VIN-checked US sales, as of Oct 30, 2026. Hover a bar for the number of sales. Every single sale is on 911 Tracker with a free account.

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YearMedian saleSales
2020$159,0008
2021$189,00012
2022$201,00013
2023$199,00016
2024$192,00012
2025$194,00012
2026$238,00014

Price by mileage, last 24 months

Median sale price in each mileage band, with 5 or more sales.

  • Under 10,000 mi$221,000
  • 10,000–30,000 mi$194,000

911 Tracker, VIN-checked US sales, as of Oct 30, 2026. Medians need 5 or more sales.

Options that matter

The factory options most often fitted to the cars we track and what they cost new. What each option does to the sold price is on 911 Tracker with a free account. Check every option on the VIN with the VIN decoder before you pay for it.

OptionOn cars trackedPrice new
Sound Package Plus 49019 of 23$700
Extended Range Fuel Tank 08219 of 23–
Porsche Communication Management (PCM) incl. navigation module P2318 of 23–
Floor Mats 81017 of 23–
Front Axle Lift System 47416 of 23$3,490
Luggage net in passenger footwell 58116 of 23–
Sport Chrono Package Incl. Porsche Track Precision App 64315 of 23$1,850
Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) 45014 of 23$9,210
Smoking package 58313 of 23–
Auto-Dimming Mirrors with Integrated Rain Sensor P1312 of 23$690

What to look for

  • PDK clutch-fluid service

    The GT3's PDK needs a periodic clutch-fluid change (Porsche schedule shown as 48k miles / 4-6 years; specialists suggest ~30k, and more often for regularly tracked cars). Skipped service is a common gap in records.

    What fixes it: Perform PDK clutch-fluid (and later transmission oil) service per schedule.

  • Carbon-ceramic (PCCB) rotor replacement cost

    PCCB was optional; discs are replaced for chips/cracks or wear and are roughly 10x the cost of iron rotors. Mainly a concern on tracked cars.

    What fixes it: Inspect discs and pads before purchase; replace or convert to iron rotors.

  • No model-specific pattern faults reported

    PistonHeads' 991 GT3 buying guide reports no specific faults for the 991.1 RS; Porsche stated its engine was not affected by the 991.1 GT3 finger-follower defect. Standard checks (service history, track use, tyres) apply.

    What fixes it: Pre-purchase inspection with DME over-rev report.

  • 991.1 GT3 engines

    Early cars were recalled and many had engines replaced by Porsche. Check what was done and that the paperwork is with the car.

  • Over-revs

    Manual cars store over-rev history in the engine computer. Read it with a factory scan.

  • Front lift and PDCC

    Check every hydraulic option works; they are costly to fix.

Maintenance schedule

Maintenance planner

Pick the car, enter its miles and model year: the planner shows what is due now, the next services and the full schedule, whichever comes first, miles or years.

What is done10k20k30k40k50k60k70k80k90k100k110k120k
Engine oil and filterEvery 10,000 mi, 1 yr · Porsche US●●●●●●●●●●●●
Inspection: lights, brakes, tires, leaks, fault memory, test driveEvery 20,000 mi, 2 yr · Porsche US●●●●●●
Brake fluidEvery 2 yr · Porsche US
Spark plugsEvery 40,000 mi, 4 yr · Porsche US●●●
Engine air filtersEvery 40,000 mi, 4 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km)●●●
Drive beltEvery 60,000 mi, 6 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km)●●
PDK clutch fluidEvery 120,000 mi, 12 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km)●
AWD controller oil (all-wheel drive)Every 60,000 mi, 4 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km) · Carrera 4 / 4S and Turbo; factory sheet for another market●●
Front differential oil (all-wheel drive)Every 120,000 mi, 12 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km) · All-wheel-drive cars●
PDK / automatic transmission oilEvery 120,000 mi, 12 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km)●
Tire sealant (if fitted)Every 4 yr · Porsche US

911 (991.1), 2012–2016: what is done, version by version

Turbo / Turbo S: Spark plugs every 30,000 mi / 4 yr

GT3 / GT3 RS: Engine oil and filter every 12,000 mi / 1 yr, Inspection: lights, brakes, tires, leaks, fault memory, test drive every 12,000 mi / 2 yr, Spark plugs every 12,000 mi / 2 yr, Engine air filters every 24,000 mi / 4 yr, PDK clutch fluid every 48,000 mi / 6 yr, Manual gearbox oil every 96,000 mi / 12 yr

Not verified yet: Manual gearbox oil: the factory sheets disagree (120,000 mi / 12 yr vs 160,000 mi / 16 yr); Cabin filter interval.

Confidence: Medium. Sources: 1, 2.

Full table: 911 (991.2), 2017–2019, every 10,000 miles
What is done10k20k30k40k50k60k70k80k90k100k110k120k
Engine oil and filterEvery 10,000 mi, 1 yr · Porsche US●●●●●●●●●●●●
Inspection: lights, brakes, tires, leaks, fault memory, test driveEvery 20,000 mi, 2 yr · Porsche US●●●●●●
Brake fluidEvery 2 yr · Porsche US
Spark plugsEvery 30,000 mi, 4 yr · Porsche factory (converted from km)●●●●
Engine air filtersEvery 40,000 mi, 4 yr · Porsche US●●●
Drive beltEvery 60,000 mi, 6 yr · Porsche US●●
PDCC hydraulic fluid (if fitted)Every 60,000 mi, 6 yr · Porsche US●●
Manual gearbox oilEvery 120,000 mi, 12 yr · Porsche US●
PDK / automatic transmission oilEvery 120,000 mi, 12 yr · Porsche US●
Tire sealant (if fitted)Every 4 yr · Porsche US

GT3 / GT3 RS / GT2 RS / Speedster: Engine oil and filter every 12,000 mi / 1 yr, Inspection: lights, brakes, tires, leaks, fault memory, test drive every 12,000 mi / 2 yr, Spark plugs every 12,000 mi / 2 yr, Water-spray filter (GT2 RS) every 1 yr

Not verified yet: Cabin filter interval; PDK clutch fluid and all-wheel-drive oils (the US Carrera sheet was not found).

Confidence: Medium. Sources: 1, 2.

Intervals are whichever comes first, miles or years. "Porsche factory (converted from km)" means Porsche's own figure for another market, turned into miles with the same km-to-mile pairing Porsche uses in the US. Your car's own maintenance booklet is the final word. HBi Auto's recommendations for cars that are tracked, driven hard or stored are being added by our service team.

What it really costs to buy a 991.1 GT3 RS

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The 111-point checklist: 991.1 GT3 RS

HBi Auto's full 111-point inspection, the same list our technicians sign on every car we certify. Tick as you go; your ticks stay on this device. Print it, or download the blank form (PDF) and take it to your inspection.

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AVehicle data
BVehicle documentation
CVehicle analysis log
DInterior
EWheels/tires
FDrive system/underbody
GVehicle exterior
HEngine compartment
IFluids
JTest drive

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Written by the 911 Buyers and HBi Auto team in Mocksville, NC. Market numbers come from 911 Tracker's VIN-checked US sales and say what they are based on; maintenance intervals say where each one comes from. This course is general information, not an inspection, an appraisal or legal or tax advice.

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