2024 Porsche 911 GT3 RS PEC Toronto Sonderwunsch

The Porsche 911 GT3 RS PEC Toronto was unveiled at the 2024 Canadian International Auto Show as a factory Sonderwunsch commission celebrating the new Porsche Experience Centre. Its red-and-white painted livery and bespoke Pepita cabin expressed the Canadian connection through the whole car. Porsche’s June 2025 opening announcement documents the project, its Weissach-package foundation and the associated charity-sale plan. This profile follows that specific commissioned vehicle, rather than every red or white GT3 RS.

A 2024 unveiling before the centre opened

The factory’s opening announcement states that the one-off appeared at the 2024 Canadian International Auto Show, while the Experience Centre opened in June 2025. Both dates belong in the record because they describe different milestones. The vehicle’s reference year follows the public unveiling. A later opening event or auction announcement does not make it a second construction project, and the Experience Centre’s broader fleet is not part of the commemorative car’s identity.

Porsche: PEC Toronto opening, one-off commission and dated sale context

A factory Sonderwunsch commission led by Grant Larson

Porsche Cars Canada commissioned the car with the Sonderwunsch team in Germany, with Grant Larson leading the design. The manufacturer identifies the GT3 RS with Weissach package as the foundation. This establishes a specific factory project rather than an independent dealer livery or an owner-applied wrap. For a particular chassis record, original commission and build documents still provide the strongest link between the named project and the physical car shown at a public event.

Canadian colours expressed through paint and fabric

Porsche describes a fully painted red-and-white livery using the proportions of the Canadian flag, together with a custom Pepita fabric created for the project. Unique details throughout the vehicle celebrate PEC Toronto. Editorially, this makes the design coherent across the exterior and cabin rather than dependent on a single commemorative badge. The photograph grounds the exterior in its real Toronto show appearance, while the fabric, signatures and detailed construction history need their own documentary or inspection evidence.

Porsche: PEC Toronto opening, one-off commission and dated sale context

The signed bonnet and historical charity-sale plan

The manufacturer’s June 2025 report records signatures under the front bonnet from Grant Larson, Andreas Preuninger and Boris Apenbrink. It also describes a closed-bid charity auction scheduled to end on Canada Day, with a portion of proceeds intended for Campfire Circle. These are dated statements about the project. They are not presented as an auction still open today, proof of a realised donation amount or verification of the car’s subsequent buyer, sale price or current custody.

Porsche: PEC Toronto opening, one-off commission and dated sale context

One commissioned identity, with no invented model allocation

The factory identifies a one-off, not a numerical Canadian GT3 RS edition sold in a separate allocation. That distinction keeps the rarity claim attached to the complete commission. The selected image is catalogued at the 2024 Toronto show and matches the asymmetrical red-and-white presentation. It does not authenticate every component or the under-bonnet signatures. Later changes and ownership should be recorded with dates, and ordinary GT3 RS production figures must not be substituted for this individual vehicle’s provenance.

Specifications and identity reference

Rarity and production scope

Verified individual PEC Toronto Sonderwunsch commission, publicly unveiled in 2024 and documented in Porsche’s June 2025 opening announcement. The source’s charity-auction plan is historical, not a current sale or realised-proceeds claim. Ordinary GT3 RS figures are not assigned as this one-off’s count.

What the photograph represents

The red-and-white GT3 RS at the 2024 Toronto International Auto Show, matching the factory PEC Toronto Sonderwunsch presentation. The image illustrates the commissioned car at its public unveiling; it does not inspect its signatures, build documents or current component originality.

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Frequently asked questions

Was the car first shown when the centre opened in 2025?

Porsche’s account dates its public unveiling to the 2024 Canadian International Auto Show.

Does the charity announcement establish a final sale price?

No. The cited opening report describes the planned sale, not its final result.

What is the production-count boundary for this profile?

Verified individual PEC Toronto Sonderwunsch commission, publicly unveiled in 2024 and documented in Porsche’s June 2025 opening announcement. The source’s charity-auction plan is historical, not a current sale or realised-proceeds claim. Ordinary GT3 RS figures are not assigned as this one-off’s count.

Sources and further reading

1. Porsche: PEC Toronto opening, one-off commission and dated sale context

Research checked 17 October 2026. Linked factory announcements and heritage records support the specifically attributed claims. Photographic descriptions identify the illustrated subject. Design analysis and suggested authentication steps are editorial interpretation.