There are many off-roading Porsche 911s on the market. Porsche even builds one from the manufacturing unit, however none are just like the Singer ACS. Commissioned a number of years in the past by an enthusiastic purchaser, Singer really constructed two. One was designed with an eye fixed in direction of staying on paved roads. The opposite… wasn’t.

You’ll be able to most likely guess which one this video focuses on. We propose watching fastidiously after which counting up your spare change, as a result of this automotive is now on the market.

It is actually an odd video for selling a car on the market, however it’s certainly listed as “obtainable” by Joe Macari Efficiency Vehicles in London. There is not any value talked about, and it is secure to imagine you may want an enormous line of credit score to get it. When the automotive was first revealed, rumors recommended the ACS value tens of millions to fee. Admittedly, it has been used since then. However because the video description states, it has been “used as meant.” This could possibly be the one automotive in historical past the place a video of it doing donuts and launching off jumps may assist the promoting value.

As a reminder of what makes this automotive particular, the ACS is predicated on a 964, however the similarities usually finish with the form. It has an air-cooled 3.6-liter twin-turbocharged flat-six that makes between 450 and 600 horsepower, relying on the tune. It powers all 4 wheels with a five-speed sequential gearbox, and to land safely after leaping, the customized suspension has 11.8 inches of journey, entrance and rear. The physique is carbon fiber, and you will find a full roll cage inside. 

Although trying (and driving) like a correct race automotive, the Singer ACS wasn’t constructed for any particular racing collection. It was made to simply be superior, and after watching the above video, we nonetheless find it irresistible in spite of everything these years. Here is hoping the brand new proprietor treats it simply in addition to the earlier one.