Singer and Louis Vuitton have created two exclusive Porsche 911s, turning them into genuine works of art.
The French fashion house added its own signature accent details. The most unusual element is a set of removable watches on the dashboard that can be used as desk clocks.
The first car is a Singer Classic Coupe finished in a saffron-blue palette.
It features a carbon-fiber body, a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter air-cooled flat-six, a six-speed manual transmission, and carbon-ceramic brakes.
The interior is trimmed in full-grain leather with yellow stitching, Louis Vuitton signature elements, and comes with a complete set of custom-made luggage, a helmet, gloves, shoes, and a jacket.
The second vehicle is the Classic Turbo Cabriolet, created in collaboration with Louis Vuitton’s creative director Nicolas Ghesquière.
The cabriolet is painted in Calcaire Lutétien white and is powered by a 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-six paired with a manual gearbox and a classic “whale tail.”
Wood trim is used extensively throughout, including structural elements of the body and trunk compartment.
Price and availability are not disclosed. These cars primarily serve to demonstrate that with the involvement of Singer and Louis Vuitton, even a Porsche ignition key can become a piece of jewelry.
