2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II
2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II
- Mileage
- 100 Km
- Fuel Type
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
Specifications
About this vehicle
The 2026 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach Package is a street-legal motorsport masterpiece representing the absolute pinnacle of naturally aspirated Porsche performance. Clocking a delivery-only 65 kms on the odometer, this specific unit is a pristine, showroom-fresh, asset-grade vehicle preserved in absolute collector-grade condition. Equipped with the highly coveted and lightweight Weissach Package, this model represents the most uncompromising track vehicle ever engineered by Porsche’s GT department. Driven by a high-revving 4000cc flat-six engine pushing power purely to the rear wheels, it is a rare, low-production collector’s dream built for pure mechanical engagement and extreme investment potential.
Engine: 4.0-litre (3,996 cc) Boxer 6-Cylinder Naturally Aspirated Engine.
Aspiration: Naturally Aspirated with a high-revving individual throttle body setup.
Power Output: 525 PS (518 bhp / 386 kW) @ 8,500 RPM.
Torque: 465 Nm (343 lb-ft) @ 6,300 RPM.
Transmission: 7-Speed PDK Dual-Clutch Automatic Transmission with ultra-short gear ratios.
Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) with an electronically controlled rear differential lock.
0–100 km/h: 3.2 seconds.
Top Speed: 296 km/h (Aerodynamically limited due to high downforce setup).
Stratospheric 9,000 RPM Redline: Free from turbochargers, the 4.0L racing engine relies on lightweight valvetrain components to scream all the way to a hypnotic 9,000 RPM ceiling.
Active Formula 1 Aerodynamics: Features a massive top-mounted drag reduction system (DRS) wing and active front underbody flaps that dynamically alter geometry to generate a mind-boggling 860 kg of total downforce at 285 km/h.
On-Steering Motorsport Adjustments: The steering wheel features four individual rotary dials allowing the driver to change real-time suspension rebound/bound damping, rear differential locking values, and traction control stages instantly.
Weissach Package Race Cabin: Replaces standard upholstery with weight-optimized Race-Tex and carbon fiber weave trim. It features lightweight carbon fiber bucket seats, minimalist fabric door pull loops, and an ultra-light carbon fiber roll cage.
Porsche Track Precision Suite: Features dual digital displays flanking an analog central tachometer, running dedicated telemetry apps to log lap times, tire pressures, and lateral G-forces.
Magnesium Paddle Shifters: Fitted with high-tech magnetic tactile paddle shifters derived from Porsche’s Cup racing cars, clicking into place with a crisp mechanical snap.
Minimalist Storage: The cabin layout completely deletes standard heavy soundproofing and rear seats to preserve weight, focusing exclusively on mechanical rawness.
Motorsport Traction Management: Features an adjustable multi-stage traction control matrix (TC) and Electronic Stability Control (ESC) tuned specifically to prevent lap time loss on high-speed track surfaces.
Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB): High-end yellow multi-piston calipers biting down on massive ventilated carbon-ceramic rotors that eliminate high-temperature brake fade entirely.
Integrated Fire Extinguisher: Equipped with a factory-optioned driver’s footwell racing fire extinguisher system as part of its track preparation profile.
Exposed Carbon Weave: The Weissach Package adds highly distinct exposed carbon-fiber weave finishes across the front hood, roof pane, side mirrors, and massive rear wing architecture.
Aggressive Cooling Architecture: Instantly distinguished by giant front fender ventilation louvers, hood nostrils, and trailing edge wheel arch airblades.
Magnesium Center-Lock Wheels: Equipped with ultra-lightweight 20-inch front and 21-inch rear forged magnesium wheels finished in a special factory race coating.
Length / Width / Height: 4,572 mm / 1,900 mm / 1,322 mm.
Wheelbase: 2,457 mm.
Kerb Weight: Only ~1,450 kg (Dramatically lightened via extensive carbon fiber-reinforced plastic).
Seating Capacity: 2 Seats (Strictly a dual-occupant track cockpit).
Towing Capacity: 0 kg (Strictly prohibited).
Double-Wishbone Front Suspension: Features an advanced front axle layout designed with teardrop-shaped aerodynamic suspension arms that generate an extra 40 kg of front downforce on their own.
Carbon-Fiber Anti-Roll Bars: The Weissach Package substitutes heavy steel anti-roll bars and coupling rods with carbon fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP) units for ultimate torsional stiffness.
Combined Cycle: ~7.9 km/l (12.7 L/100km).
Urban Heavy Stop-and-Go: ~5.7 km/l (17.6 L/100km).
Highway Touring Cruise: ~10.2 km/l (9.8 L/100km).
Total Fuel Capacity: 64 Litres.
Ground Clearance: Ultra-low track clearance (~100 mm).
Terrain Adaptability: Strictly engineered for smooth, high-grip tarmac racing circuits and pristine highways. It features a mandatory front-axle hydraulic lift system to safely clear driveway curbs or standard city speed bumps. It should never be driven anywhere near gravel bypasses, dirt, or rough upcountry roads.
Note: Value brackets represent current 2026 global collector premiums and estimated import costs for a brand new, delivery-mileage, duty-paid 2026 Weissach Package GT3 RS.
| Specification / Condition | Est. Import Duty Paid Cost | Estimated Showroom Asset Value |
| 2026 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach (65 kms) | KSh 85,000,000 – KSh 98,000,000 | KSh 110,000,000 – KSh 125,000,000 |
The 2026 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach Package at 65 kms is an irreplaceable automotive asset. Free from any wear, tear, or track degradation, it represents a pristine example of what may be the final naturally aspirated, non-hybrid GT road car from Porsche. Decorated with exposed carbon fiber and magnesium hardware, its value extends far beyond a standard vehicle—it is a blue-chip alternative investment asset that will continue to anchor premier hypercar collections globally.
Performance: 10/10 (The absolute undisputed benchmark for street-legal track performance)
Luxury & Comfort: 4.0/10 (Extremely stiff, loud, and compromised for daily errand running)
Technology & Innovation: 9.9/10 (Incredible, cutting-edge active DRS aerodynamics and variable steering chassis controls)
Fuel Economy: 5.0/10 (Thirsty under high throttle, though fully expected for a high-revving racing engine)
Off-Road Capability: 0/10 (Strictly restricted to paved, high-performance circuits)
Maintenance Costs: 3.0/10 (Extremely costly due to precision motorsport parts and specialized engineering support)
Overall Value Score: 9.8/10 (An undeniable 5-star collector car with massive long-term appreciation yield potential)







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Service Interval: 10,000 km or 12 months (Or calculated by track hours run under extreme load).
Annual Budget Range: KSh 250,000 – KSh 500,000+ (Requires hyper-specialized low-viscosity racing fluids and bespoke diagnostic equipment).
Parts Availability: Highly exclusive. All mechanical and aesthetic components must be ordered directly through authorized Porsche channels or specialised motorsport suppliers.
Technical Warning: Given its collector-grade 65 kms odometer reading, starting the engine requires a proper warm-up cycle to allow oil pressures to stabilize across the dry-sump lubrication system. The specialized Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R track tires require careful temperature management and should never be driven on wet or flooded tarmac roads.
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