Porsche Turned The GT2 RS Into A Modern Slantnose. It Rules

Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program has produced some truly remarkable vehicles—the 993 Speedster, the Buzz Lightyear GT3 RS, and my personal favorite, the 911 Sally Carrera. Now, the company’s latest one-off honors one of the most legendary Porsche race cars of all time: the slantnose.

The 911 GT2 'Flachbau RS' was developed for one very special customer over the course of three years. It’s based on the 911.2 911 GT2 RS, with designers and engineers from Porsche, Porsche Motorsport, Weissach, and Manthey all contributing to the effort.

Inspired by Porsche’s original 935/78 Le Mans racer—nicknamed "Moby Dick"—Porsche reworked the front fenders, headlights, bumpers, rear wing, aerodynamics, and interior to create something truly unique. The result is one of the most interesting cars Sonderwunsch has ever created.

Twin-Turbocharged 3.8-Liter Flat-Six

700 Horsepower / 553 Pound-Feet