just saw that this is for sale. It says only one in the US? Is it a real RS? Somebody's got to snag this thing.

http://www2.fwash.com/car/site/site....tory__1&vid=16

 

One on Ebay too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=4575259611

According to people on this site, there is more than one in the US.

 

I looked at the RS @ Ferrari of Washington a few weeks ago. Stunning car. I only had a few minutes at lunch so I didn't talk to anyone, but a friend spoke to the dealership (he was somewhat interested in buying it) and it is a real RS. If memory serves me they were talking in the range of $180k or so.

She had a lot of bugs on the center radiator, so she's been test driven a few times too. I wonder how much a set of Dealer tags would cost as an accessory?

 

That's one hell of a car!

 

there is honestly NO Ferrari I would trade that car in on.
sad.

 

How did they make it US legal? I read the RS wasn't supposed to arrive in the States.

 

Its converted to U.S. spec.

 

i want one!

 

Might have to go for a test drive this weekend...that will be one rare car.

 

195,000 with 1200 miles ? My Gt3 will be almost to that spec for much less. The major parts difference between the RS and the standard GT3 are...lightweight flywheel/clutch and RS suspension. Total parts cost: $8,500. The only thing left to do for me would be the lexan rear window, nose and CF hood....It's won't be an RS....but close enough...

 

 

yah..but the RS is a collector. anyone can buy a gt3 for 80 grand. the whole point is that it's rare.

 

The car is gorgeous, saw it when I was back in VA a few weeks ago

 

Yessir its a collector's car, rare and quite beautiful! But 0-62 they say is 4.4 sec's i know just a claim, but for a regular Gt3 they've gotten 4.1, how quick is the RS exactly??

 

it's the same motor i believe as the gt3. 400hp. So it should be just as fast. I think it's just more like a limited edition club sport version.