Win a 2024 Porsche 911 GT3 RS (992) + $100,000 Cash

What you're looking at

A 992-generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS — the 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six, 7-speed PDK, rear-wheel drive — is already one of the most focused street-legal 911s Porsche has ever built, with active DRS aero and a chassis tuned for the track. LGND Supply Co. hasn't left this one stock. It wears a custom two-tone paint package, sits on 21/22-inch HRE CL303 wheels (fully polished, white hardware), and breathes through an R1 Motorsports titanium RSR exhaust. Add adjusted OEM coilovers, custom headlights with tinted reflectors, Euro-spec turn signals, PPF over the painted panels, and painted calipers with custom decals, and you've got a GT3 RS that's genuinely one-of-one cosmetically. The prize also includes a $100,000 cash check.

Why it matters

The GT3 RS is allocation-only and still commands money over sticker — you don't just walk into a dealer and buy one. The naturally aspirated 4.0 spinning toward 9,000 rpm and the DRS-equipped rear wing are the headline acts. Whether the aftermarket touches add or subtract value depends on the buyer: purists pay up for factory-spec cars, but the HRE/titanium/PPF package here is tastefully done, and the film protects the paint. Either way, this is a car dialed well beyond a standard 911.

The fine print worth knowing

The sponsor is LGND Supply Co. LLC (North Haven, CT); the draw is run by American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co., Inc., a third-party administrator, roughly one to two weeks after entries close. Paid entries start at $45, and the store runs rotating 500X/1,000X "bonus entry" multipliers — but you never have to spend a cent. A free mail-in entry is worth 500 entries, and the rules state that mail-in entries postmarked during a bonus period receive the same multiplier as purchases, so the free route carries real weight. Entries close 11:59:59 p.m. ET on July 31, 2026 (mail-ins must be postmarked by then). Eligibility is the U.S. excluding Alaska and Hawaii, or Canada, 18 or older. Mileage isn't published, and the odometer would move the car's value. And note the $375,000 ARV includes the $100,000 cash — a prize this size comes with a serious tax bill, and the cash is clearly meant to help cover it.