Vintage Porsches are special things. While the company’s roadgoing sports cars remain some of the finest ever built, Porsche’s racing cars of yesteryear inspire a mix of fear and adulation all their ...
Singer Vehicle Design can’t stop thinking of ways to reimagine the air-cooled Porsche 911. The California-based shop unveiled a ridiculous build called the DLS Turbo on Tuesday. The new model is based ...
Hot on the heels of its Turbo Study, Singer has revealed yet another "reimagination" of the Porsche 911. Called the Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer—DLS Turbo, it pays homage to the 934/5 race cars of ...
The Dynamics & Lightweighting Study – Turbo (DLS-T) project from Singer, the vehicle design house known for restoring and reimagining 1989 to 1994 Porsche 911s, based on the 964 chassis, has outdone ...
Singer is building just 75 examples of the screaming, lightweight 911-based DLS. This build is inspired by the Oppenheimer Blue diamond and features blue-tinted carbon fiber. Inside the cabin is a ...
After months of waiting, the fruits of the Singer-Williams matchup finally take shape. The California-based Porsche restorer and atelier reveled renderings of the first of the so-called "Dynamics and ...
When Singer launched its Dynamics and Lightweighting Study (DLS) a few years back, it pre-sold each of the 75 examples before the first client car even debuted. This foreshadowed spectacular inflation ...
It’s easy to see why Singer has chosen to reinterpret the 934/5. The race car was introduced in 1977 as a hybrid of the 934 and 935—it had the chassis and engine of the first, along with the wheels, ...
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