Unique Porsche 911 by Singer appeared in Ukraine at a price of 650 thousand dollars

The car was created by the American company Singer Vehicle Design, which produces rare copies of the classic Porsche of the mid-70s. A total of about 300 copies of the Porsche 911 Singer were produced, and now Ukraine has an owner of such a coupe.

The company transforms old Porsches into real modern sports cars: the car is equipped with a carbon fiber body with slightly modified elements to improve aerodynamics, diode optics, and a safety frame with sports seats in the cabin.

In addition, the engine, transmission, and suspension also undergo radical changes, as they are completely assembled from scratch. The model that was brought to Ukraine is equipped with a 4.0-liter, 390 hp, air-cooled opposed six, mated to a 6-speed transmission.

The design of the car is made in the style of the 964 model of the early 90s in combination with elements of the rare Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS of the early 1970s. The weight of this Porsche 911 Singer is about a ton, which is why the car can reach the first hundred in just 3.3 seconds.

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The estimated cost of this example starts at $650,000, but may be higher, given that Singer assembles each car by hand. It is also unknown who exactly from the circle of wealthy Ukrainians became the owner of the coupe.

It is interesting that the founder of Singer Vehicle Design, Rob Dickinson, is an ardent fan of Porsche, especially the 930 generation. The fact is that at the age of 11, he was lucky enough to drive one of these coupes, and after that, these German sports cars remained in his heart forever.

 

Source auto.24tv
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