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1-of-1 Canadian Porsche 911 GT3 RS is Being Auctioned Off For Charity
Porsche Canada built a special, customized 911 GT3 RS in 2024, and used is as a spotlight car at Porsche Experience Centre Toronto, the first of its kind in Canada. Now ahead of the location's grand opening, the unique Canadian-liveried 911 is being auctioned off.
The car was built in collaboration with the Sonderwunsch program, which allows buyers to tailor a car to their exact specifications.
The body is in the red and white of the Canadian flag—obvious, really—but with the same color proportions as those found on the flag itself.
The Weissach package includes more carbon fiber bits and even lighter, forged alloy wheels, measuring 20 inches up front and 21 inches in the rear.
"Much like the PEC Toronto itself, this special vehicle was the realization of a dream," said Porsche Canada president Trevor Arthur.
These wheels are painted black with contrasting pinstripes: red on the driver's side and white on the passenger's.
Inside, the racing buckets get a unique take on Porsche's famous Pepita pattern in yes, you guessed it: more red and white.
Famed Porsche designer Grant Larson, he of original Boxster fame, led the design team for this unique 1-of-1 car.
In addition to a Toronto skyline image on the scuff plates, the PEC 911 includes unique puddle lighting.
The Sonderwunsch program allows for almost total customization, though the waitlist is measured in years.
We've driven the PEC Toronto circuit, and boy is it fun.
Under the hood lie the signatures of Grant Larson, GT cars head honcho Andreas Preuninger, and head of Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur Boris Apenbrink.
The 911 GT3 RS will come with a matching Chronograph 911 GT3 RS watch, as well as a 1:18 scale model.
The auction kicks off at PEC Toronto's grand opening on June 10, where the RM Sotheby's sealed bidding program is also going live.
Best of all, a portion of the proceeds will go to Ontario-based Campfire Circle, which "brings laughter and joy to kids affected by childhood cancer."
