Fusion of earlier Dynamic and Lightweight and Turbo Study programs takes inspiration from 934/5 racers of the 1970s car auto cars
from the early 1990s, though you’d be hard pressed to tell, because no road or even race 964 ever looked this wild, or wide. There are two specifications available, the Blood Orange car in the pictures showcasing the Track configuration, while the fractionally less mad Moet Blanc car is in Road spec.
Both versions feature huge carbon fenders, the extra-boxy rears featuring massive cooling intakes, plus rear side windows fitted with air intakes that feed the hungry 3.8-liter turbocharged flat six in the rear. But while the road version comes with a retro ducktail spoiler the Track model gets an enormous two-deck wing, plus an even bigger front splitter.
The jutting front lip and the way the rear track seems to extend a good foot from the body line means both cars look outrageous from the the front-three-quarter angle, but they’re craziest when viewed from the behind, and not only because each appears to be giving birth to a G-series 1980s 911.
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