2025 719 Spyder RS Weissach

The 718 Spyder RS marks the pinnacle of the mid-engine Porsche lineup, blending open-air thrills with motorsport-grade performance. As the drop-top counterpart to the 718 Cayman GT4 RS, it features the same 500-hp, 9,000-rpm 4.0-liter flat-six borrowed from the 911 GT3, paired exclusively with a seven-speed PDK transmission. The manually operated lightweight soft-top and ducktail-style rear spoiler distinguish it visually, while a full suite of GT-spec suspension, brakes, and aero components deliver razor-sharp precision on winding roads. 

This 2025 718 Spyder RS came finished in Black over a Black and Red interior and showed just 800 miles on the odometer. It was well-optioned from the factory with the Weissach Package, Front-Axle Lift, PCCB brakes, and Carbon Buckets, and was further enhanced with a Soul Performance exhaust and XPEL Stealth PPF, giving the Black paint a sleek matte finish.

Over the last twelve months, 718 Spyder RS models have averaged $208,000 with a high of $236,000 and a low of $184,718—the latter being the most recent sale back in July, after prices had been on a steady decline. Our Spotlight car failed to sell at a final bid of $188,088, likely due to a combination of its modifications and current market softness.

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