Form, detail, emotions

Designed to drive. Not just to look good.

Suspension setup and driving characteristics developed in real-world driving conditions, not only in the studio.

Classic form, modern execution.

The carbon-fiber engine cover combines a distinctive ducktail with functional air inlets, supporting effective engine cooling.

Stability proven in motion.

Suspension geometry and body balance tested during dynamic road driving.

Proportions refined from the ground up.

The 911 silhouette has been rethought, with adjusted lines and geometry to meet contemporary driving demands.

Classic heritage meets modern engineering.

An original interpretation of the 911 form, based on changes to the bodywork, lighting, and structural details.

Controls designed like the entire car.

Interior components developed from scratch and machined from aluminum, forming an integral part of the project focused on ergonomics and function.

Details designed specifically for RCR.

Wheels featuring an original design created for RCR models, inspired by classic Fuchs wheels and adapted to modern geometry and performance.

A project developed in the workshop, not on paper.

Each car is created alongside ongoing engineering and testing work, as part of a continuous development process.

The classic silhouette in its final form.

The fully reworked body presents proportions and details refined throughout both the design and build stages.

A project developed over years, not a single decision.

RCR is the result of five years of design, testing, and thousands of working hours, with each new example representing a conscious evolution of the previous one.

Classic foundation. Original solutions.

The 964 model became the starting point for a restomod built exclusively with RCR’s own designs and components.

A car designed primarily for the driver.

Form, ergonomics, and driving character are shaped around real driving experience—from everyday use to dynamic, spirited driving.

Classic architecture, modern information.

The instrument layout inspired by the analog 911 is complemented by a digital LCD display, delivering key data in a clear and readable way.

Mechanics you can feel.

The central tunnel combines exposed carbon fiber with aluminum and a mechanical gear lever, emphasizing direct connection between driver and car.

Driver position as the starting point of the design.

Seats and interior ergonomics are designed to provide control and comfort in both daily driving and dynamic situations.

Evolution of the classic 911 architecture.

The rear body section with a carbon engine cover combines the iconic ducktail shape with tangible improvements in engine cooling.

An engine developed in every detail.

The 3.8-liter unit producing 375 hp was designed for high-rev performance, reliability, and visual clarity, with extensive use of aluminum and carbon fiber.

An original interpretation of classic proportions.

Rear geometry and wheel arches were designed to support a new driving character and increased traction.

Classic form, modern technology.

The front retains the recognizable 911 identity, enhanced by modern LED components and precisely engineered panels.

Weight reduction without functional compromise.

Carbon-fiber mirrors are fully functional, electrically adjustable and heated, designed specifically for RCR.

Light as part of the design.

Rear lights were developed from scratch, using LED technology, chrome elements, and an original form.

An interior centered around the driver.

The cabin, built from aluminum, carbon fiber, leather, and Alcantara, combines classic architecture with modern ergonomics and a digital display.

The result of a long-term development process.

The final form of RCR is the outcome of five years of development, testing, and consistent evolution.