The Porsche RS collection was founded in Vilnius, Lithuania by Aurelijus Rusteika, a car enthusiast and racing driver. The collection is made up of nine very rare models. Each represents a different generation of Porsche, which has changed every 7-10 years. All of the cars bear the RS, GT3 RS or GT2 RS badge. RS stands for Rennsport, which is German for “Racing Sport”. These are Porsche’s sportiest cars. The RS debuted in 1972, and the GT3 was unveiled in 1999 at the Geneva Motor Show. Two-time World Rally champion Walter Röhrl assisted Porsche’s constructors in the development of this model. From the very first car, every GT3 RS has featured superior speed and handling than its 911 counterparts.