Singer is exploring a new aesthetic with its latest model – a reimagining of the 930 Turbo - singervehicles
reimagined by Singer – Turbo study. Moving away from the aesthetic underpinned by the A and B series for its Classic model, the Turbo study instead channels both the original 930 and later 964 Turbo, and the grand touring aspirations they were so famous for.
But Singer hasn’t just focused on aesthetics for its new Turbo study, because as the name suggests, it has also been working on a turbocharged air-cooled flat-six engine. The engine itself is built to specification by Porsche Motorsport North America, and features a twin-turbocharger and electronic wastegate setup.
As with all its projects, the Turbo study finds its basis in a 964-generation 911, but swaps most of its exterior shell out for a carbonfibre body, with only the doors remaining original. The aesthetic is otherwise a much more faithful reinterpretation of the 930 Turbo in comparison to its other projects, with much of the original’s signatures untouched.
Singer has not specified a specific asking price for its reimagined Turbo, but should start at around USD$750,000 , not including local taxes. Turbo restorations will be conducted in much the same way as the original Classic’s production, and won’t be limited in number like the extremely high specification DLS. Like all its cars, the Turbo study will undergo a full development program, with the car due for its international debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July this year.