Standard color is White only and I think Black will be an extra cost option.

 

Interesting enough how bad ass this car is, but a Sport Classic still costs a lot more!

 

It's rather funny to look back at out thread Alex started back in Sept 2010! So many doubters! Even when these pics were leaked this past week!

https://teamspeed.com/forums/gt/4764...on-thread.html

 

$185,000 + $455 destination - total base MSRP: $185,455.

Black special order: $3,140.

 

I don't know why nobody said anything about this, but at that price with NO PCCB!? Come onnnnnnnn

 

PCCB isn't really ideal for the track because of the costs involved in replacing the rotors so most who actually choose to track, go with the standard rotors. That's probably why.

 

yes please

 

Still, this isn't a cheap car and it being a limited model plus premium over the regular RS, I would expect it to come with PCCB like the 2RS did.

None the less, this is still a very attractive car that will lure a lot of buyers. But I still think it is a rip off without PCCB as standard equipment.

 

Have you looked at the options sheet for a 997 lately? Look at the 997 Speedster for example which comes with every option under the sun for $205,000 USD which is about $120-125k over the price of a standard C2S cabrio (I forgot what the MSRP is). Factor in the MSRP of a base GT3 RS and then add all those options, then $185k isn't that far off the mark. So, whether or not you think it's a rip off or not...well, I'm fairly sure that it isn't if you think like Porsche does. It makes sense though for the exact reasons I stated earlier.

 

i know it will be a track monster, i just wish they went more exotic with the exterior