If you are comparing Porsche 911 GT3 RS rental Dubai listings, you will have noticed two things: the prices swing widely, and very few pages tell you what the car is like to live with for a day. We run two 992 GT3 RS from our office at Azizi Riviera 3, Al Merkadh, a red 2023 car and a white 2025 car, both at AED 3,000 per day or AED 85,000 per month. This guide covers what you get for that, what we check before we hand one over, where the car makes sense in Dubai and where it does not.
The most focused 911 ever built: 518 hp, 9,000 rpm, DRS wing
The 992 GT3 RS is the closest thing to a Porsche Cup car with number plates. Its 4.0-litre flat-six has no turbochargers and spins to 9,000 rpm, producing 518 hp (525 PS) and 465 Nm. Porsche quotes 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 296 km/h. Power goes to the rear wheels only, through a seven-speed PDK gearbox.
The numbers undersell it. This car is built around downforce rather than straight-line speed: the swan-neck rear wing has a drag-reduction system derived from Formula 1, the front bonnet is carbon with vents that feed the wheel arches, and the roof carries air outlets that most people mistake for decoration. On a public road you will never use that downforce, but you feel its consequences everywhere: steering that reacts to a thought, a firm ride, and an engine note that echoes off the towers on Sheikh Zayed Road.
It is the purest driving experience in our fleet and also the least relaxing. If your ideal Dubai day is valet stands and slow laps of the Marina, read our complete guide to renting a supercar in Dubai and consider one of the other cars. If you have wanted to drive a GT3 RS since the first pictures appeared, keep reading.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS rental Dubai: what YAZ charges
- Per day: AED 3,000, with 250 km included.
- Per month: AED 85,000, with 250 km per day pooled across the month.
- Per week: ask on WhatsApp; we price weeks individually.
- Extra kilometres: AED 20 per km beyond the allowance.
- Deposit: AED 2,000 if you are 25 or over, AED 5,000 if you are under 25, refunded within 15 days of return.
- Payment: cash, bank transfer or card; card payments carry a 3% surcharge.
Comprehensive insurance is included, fuel is not. The car runs on Super 98 and should come back at the level it went out. Both GT3 RS are available now; see the Porsche 911 GT3 RS (white, 2025) and the Porsche 911 GT3 RS (red) pages for photographs and live dates.
Red 2023 or white 2025: which to pick
Mechanically the two cars are identical: same engine, same gearbox, same aerodynamics, same official figures. The choice is about colour, age and availability.
The red car photographs well against the Marina water and the desert. The white 2025 car has the GT3 RS side script and dark-blue wheels, a motorsport-clean look that works particularly well against Dubai's concrete and glass, and it is the newer of the two. Pick the colour you want in your photographs, then check which one is free on your dates. Both cost the same, and we prepare both the same way.
Where to drive it: Jumeirah Beach Road at dawn, Hatta, Al Qudra
Jumeirah Beach Road at dawn. Leave the Marina around 6:00 and you have a smooth, gently curving coastal road, low sun, the Burj Al Arab in the distance and almost no traffic. It is a 60 km/h to 70 km/h road, so this is about the sound at low revs and the view, not pace. Back at the office before the school run.
Hatta. The E102 through the Hajar Mountains is the best driving road within reach of Dubai. Take the E611 out of the city and stay on the E102 to avoid the Oman enclave; no passport check is needed on that route. It is roughly 130 to 145 km each way, so a round trip lands a little over the 250 km daily allowance and you should budget for a few extra kilometres at AED 20 each, or make it a two-day rental and stay the night.
Al Qudra. The road out past the cycle track is quiet, straight and open, ideal for hearing the flat-six climb through the gears at legal speed. Stay on the tarmac; the GT3 RS is not a car for the sand at the lakes.
Wherever you go, respect the cameras. Dubai enforces limits with fixed and mobile radar and fines are posted to the vehicle record, which means to your deposit. Details of the points system and fine bands are on the Dubai Police site. A GT3 RS attracts no special attention from a camera, but it reaches the limit far sooner than you expect.
Deposit, insurance excess and the 250 km allowance
The deposit is the standard YAZ tier: AED 2,000 at 25 and over, AED 5,000 under 25. It comes back within 15 days of return, once the Dubai Police fine record and the Salik toll record are clear. Salik crossings are billed at cost plus AED 1 each.
Insurance is comprehensive. In an at-fault accident with a red police report you pay the insurance excess, between AED 6,000 and AED 8,000 depending on the car, plus 20% of the repair cost if you are 25 or over or 30% if you are under 25. On a car with carbon body panels that share can add up quickly, which is one reason we spend time at handover on how the car behaves and where its nose and wing sit.
The 250 km per day covers a Marina, Palm, Downtown and Jumeirah loop comfortably. It does not cover Abu Dhabi and back on a single day. Plan the route before you plan the photographs.
What we check before you get the keys
A GT3 RS is not prepared like a hire car. Before every rental we set cold tyre pressures to Porsche's specification, because track-biased tyres that are even slightly low make the car nervous under braking. We inspect the brake pads and discs, and we warn you that the brakes may squeal when cold; that is normal. We clear the previous driver's settings, confirm the drive mode is in its default position, and photograph the front splitter, the carbon bonnet and the rear wing with you present. Then we cover the practical points: approach ramps and speed humps at an angle, the exhaust is loud on cold start in a hotel car park, and the car has two seats and very little luggage space.
How it compares to other GT3 RS rentals in Dubai
In September 2026 we saw GT3 RS listings on other Dubai rental sites from just under AED 3,000 up to 6,500 per day, with most sitting well above our rate and several for older cars. Our white 2025 car at AED 3,000 is, as far as we can tell, the entry price for a current-year GT3 RS in the city. We can offer that because we run a small fleet from one office and do not pay marketplace commissions. The trade-off is that we have two cars, not ten, so on busy winter weekends the dates go early.
The monthly rate of AED 85,000 is aimed at residents and long-stay visitors who want the car for a season without the commitment of ownership. Insurance, 250 km per day and our support are all included; you handle fuel and tolls.
FAQ
Is the GT3 RS hard to drive in traffic?
Not hard, but not relaxing either. The PDK gearbox is a full automatic, the steering is light at low speed and the engine is docile below 4,000 rpm. What you notice is the firm ride over expansion joints, the noise, the low nose on ramps and the limited rear visibility past the wing. For a Marina to Downtown crawl at 18:00 it is tiring; for an early start on empty roads it is superb.
Can I rent the GT3 RS for a month?
Yes. Both our GT3 RS are available at AED 85,000 per month with 250 km per day pooled across the rental, comprehensive insurance and the same deposit as a daily booking. Monthly customers are usually residents or long-stay visitors who want a season of early-morning drives. Tell us your start date on WhatsApp and we will confirm which car is free and arrange delivery to your residence.
Do I need an International Driving Permit to rent a Porsche in Dubai?
It depends on the country that issued your licence. Visitors from many countries can drive in the UAE on their national licence alone; others need an International Driving Permit alongside it. The official list is published by the RTA and is updated from time to time. Send us a photo of your licence on WhatsApp before you travel and we will confirm what you need.
What is the deposit for the GT3 RS?
The deposit is AED 2,000 for drivers aged 25 and over and AED 5,000 for drivers under 25, the same as every car in our fleet. You can pay it in cash, by bank transfer or by card with a 3% surcharge. It is refunded within 15 days of returning the car, after we have checked the Dubai Police fine record and the Salik toll record for the rental period.
Book with YAZ Car Rental
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is AED 3,000 per day or AED 85,000 per month, in red or white, with 250 km per day and comprehensive insurance included. Collect from our Al Merkadh office between 9:00 and 23:00 or ask for delivery to your hotel, residence or Dubai airport.
WhatsApp +971 52 536 9597 with your dates and colour preference, or browse all Porsche rentals and the wider sports car collection.
