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Buy The RS Collection

The RS Collection

Porsche RS Collection

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 The Porsche RS Models: Racing Legends and Cultural Icons

 Starting the Engine on a Legacy

Imagine a car so fast and so cool that it becomes more than just a vehicle—it becomes a legend. That’s the story of the Porsche RS models, starting with the iconic 1973 2.7 RS. RS stands for “Rennsport,” which is German for “racing sport,” and these cars were built to fly on the racetrack and turn heads on the street.

The First of Its Kind: The 1973 2.7 RS

The journey begins in 1973 with the Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS, a car that set the standard for what a sports car could be. Porsche wanted to enter the car in racing competitions, but to do this, they had to make at least 500 of them for everyone else too—that’s how special this car was! It was lighter, faster, and had a distinctive “ducktail” rear spoiler that made it stand out. This wasn’t just any spoiler; it was the first time a production car had something like this, making it super unique.

Why the RS Models Are So Special

Porsche RS models are known for being extra sporty and fast. They take the already powerful Porsche cars and give them a turbo boost (not always literally, but you get the idea). They’re stripped down to be lighter, meaning there’s less between you and the road. Plus, they have more powerful engines and better suspension, so they handle like a dream and go like a rocket.

More Than Just Fast Cars

The Porsche RS models aren’t just about speed; they’re about making a statement. Owning an RS model says you’re someone who appreciates the finer things in life, like design, engineering, and, of course, the thrill of driving. These cars have a way of bringing people together, from the drivers who wave as they pass by each other on the road to the fans who gather at car shows to see these beauties up close.

Interesting Facts

Rarity Is Key: The original 1973 2.7 RS is a rare gem. Porsche only made about 1,580 of them, making them super sought after by collectors. If you find one, you’ve found a piece of racing history.

The RS Family Grows: After the success of the 2.7 RS, Porsche continued to make RS models, each one faster and cooler than the last. They’re like a family of superheroes, each with its own special powers.

Cultural Icons: The Porsche RS models have made appearances in movies, video games, and even music videos. They’re not just cars; they’re pop culture stars.

The Legacy Lives On

Today, the Porsche RS models continue to inspire new generations of drivers, designers, and dreamers. They represent the pinnacle of what it means to be a sports car: speed, design, and that special something that makes your heart race a little faster when you see one. Whether on the racetrack, the open road, or parked at a car show, the Porsche RS models are a reminder that sometimes, going fast is about more than just speed—it’s about freedom, innovation, and the endless pursuit of perfection.

Colour

Blue Navy, White

Size

S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL

Regular Fit

Regular FitSMLXL2XL3XL

Chest

96cm100cm104cm108cm114cm120cm
Chest34cm42cm43cm47cm48cm52cm

Under Arm

46cm47cm47cm48cm49cm50cm
Back Length70cm70cm72cm74cm75cm76cm

Slim Fit

Slim FitSMLXL2XL3XL

Chest

90 cm94 cm98 cm102 cm110 cm118 cm
Shoulder42 cm45 cm48 cm50 cm52 cm57 cm

Under Arm

39 cm41 cm44 cm49 cm50 cm50 cm
Back Length61 cm64 cm70 cm73 cm77 cm77 cm

Gloves Sizing Chart

Dents Glove SizeInchesCentimetres

S

7.5-819-20.5
M8.5-921.5-23

L

9.5-1024-26
XL10.5-1127-28.5
2XL11-11.528.5-29.5

To confirm your size t-shirt as per the charts, use the following guide:

Chest

Run the tape measure around the body under the arms, over the shoulder blades and the broadest part of the chest in a relaxed stance with arms by your side and note the measurement.

Shoulder

Run the tape in a straight line from one edge of the shoulder to the other and note the measurement.

Under Arm

Run the tape measure from the armpit to the hips and note the measurement

Back Length

Take a measurement down the centre back from the base of the neck to the hips and note the length.

Confirm the fitting style of the selected t-shirt and using the measurements taken select the most appropriate size from the chart.