Porsche Hid A Cheeky Message Under This One-Off 911 Turbo S
Porsche reveals a custom 911 Turbo S designed as an Australian tribute featuring a concealed message.
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Source diversity sample: Autoblog · Motor1.com · newsroom.porsche.com · Robb Report · Carscoops.
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What is the Porsche 911 Turbo S Land Down Under?
It is a one-off vehicle created by Porsche Cars Australia as an Australian tribute.
How long did it take to paint the car?
The painting process required 300 hours of work.
Is there a secret feature on the car?
Yes, coverage confirms a cheeky message is hidden underneath the vehicle.
The brief
300 hours of labor were invested in the creation of the 911 Turbo S Land Down Under, a one-off vehicle unveiled by Porsche Cars Australia. The project serves as an homage to Australia, with the exterior paintwork and interior details crafted to reflect regional themes. Collectors and automotive enthusiasts are currently focused on the vehicle's unique design elements, including a hidden message placed underneath the car.
Coverage from Autoblog and Carscoops details the extensive manual effort required for the paint application and highlights the specific location of the clandestine text. According to Porsche Cars Australia, the initiative is a specialized project intended to represent the Land Down Under. Robb Report and Motor1.com feature galleries showcasing the finished aesthetic of the vehicle.
Attention now shifts to the eventual destination of this unique 911 Turbo S. While the existence of the custom tribute is confirmed, coverage does not yet specify if the car is intended for a private collection or a public museum exhibition.
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The reporting (5)
- Porsche Spent 300 Hours Painting This One-Off 911 Turbo S Autoblog · 21h ago
- Porsche's Latest One-Off Is A Fair Dinkum Aussie Tribute Motor1.com · 21h ago
- Porsche Cars Australia presents the 911 Turbo S Land Down Under newsroom.porsche.com · 21h ago
- The Stunning Porsche 911 Turbo S Land Down Under in Photos Robb Report · 21h ago
- Porsche Hid A Cheeky Message Under This One-Off 911 Turbo S Carscoops · 21h ago
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