Created in 1974, the 911 RS is considered by many the greatest classic 911 ever made. RS stands for Rennsport, which is German for "race sport". This was the street-legal version of the car that Porsche had to build to meet the regulations of their competition car: the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0. This car dominated the world GT scene from 1973 to 1975, and in 1976 it achieved its first LeMans victory. With its unmistakably wide-body forms and the signature whale-tail spoiler, the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 is a fine specimen of racing beauty and the most explosive car of this era. Only 109 RSRs 3.0 were built. Now, Need For Speed: World players can now get their hands on the even rarer Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 Enduro.
This version sports a satin grey and black two tone finish, coupled with a red key line to pick out the unique details. The race livery features sponsor logos and a 999 race number. The red underbody glow and jet black license plate matches the two tone BBS wheels with black centers and satin red lips.
Aston Martin DBS
The Aston Martin DBS is a high performance GT sports car from the British automaker. Powered by a 5.9-litre V12 engine capable of producing 510 hp at 6500 rpm (the same engine used in the DBR9 racing car), the DBS can reach speeds up to 310 km/h. In 2007 the car went around Top Gear's famous test track and recorded a lap time of 1:23.9.
This race-bred exotic also made extensive use of ultra-light carbon fibre to keep its weight as low as possible. A new front bumper helped channel airflow while a widened front and rear track gave the car its solid stance. Hand-assembled at Aston Martin's dedicated facility in Cologne, Germany, the DBS is also the first time carbon ceramic matrix brakes were employed on an Aston Martin.
This Tier 3 rocket is now available when you top-up with 50 000, 17 500 or 8000 Speedboost.
