Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer

The vehicle in detail

It is only natural that someone with such a keen eye for design and detail would be drawn to Singer Vehicle Design and their Classic Services 911s, automobiles which blend function, usability, and design into a singularly spectacular vehicle.

The Berlin Commission boasts the rare EU-compliant version of the 4.0-litre engine, mated to six-speed manual transmission. Its paintwork is Paint to Sample Berlin Red, a shade unique to this car, and the shade is further accentuated by subtle ghosted dual racing stripes. The paintwork is offset by nickel bumperettes and rear decklid badging, with black Porsche side script. Optioned with the desirable external fuel filler with no engraving, the external oil filler is engraved ‘OEL’. Black-painted brake calipers with white lettering hide behind silver Fuchs wheels. Finally, the front section of the car is protected with paint protection film.

Step inside and the dominating feature of the Berlin commission’s interior is its custom ‘Berlin’ weave inserts, which can be found on the seat centres and door cards, adding a fabulous splash of colour against the black leather whilst simultaneously complementing the car’s paintwork. The seats are the four-way adjustable sport seats with seat backs in leather and nickel grommets. In a nod to 911s of past, the car is fitted with the early 911 gauge set. The tachometer is finished to match the car’s paintwork, whilst the rest of the gauges are finished in black, all with cream markings. As a further touch to the car and its owner’s heritage, all gauge wording is in German. The car is also fitted with the Porsche Classic Navigation system, equipped with Apple CarPlay, an upgraded Audison amp, Dynaudio speakers, and subwoofer, offering a 21st century infotainment experience alongside classic looks.