For The First Time, Singer Has Created A Road-Going Version Of The Porsche 911 Turbo

Singer revealed the Turbo Study earlier this year as the company's first automobile with an engine that isn't naturally aspirated. They've now revealed photographs and details on a more sport-oriented variant with over 500 horsepower.

The first vehicle displayed in February had a gorgeous Wolf Blue carbon fiber exterior and Malibu Sand interior. The new vehicle features a Turbo White carbon fiber body with two green lines and a fuel filler located in the center of the nose.

Singer has opted to equip Turbo versions with a 3.8-liter air-cooled flat-six engine with two turbochargers, a custom water-to-air intercooler, and automatic wastegates. The company has reinvented the famous sharkfin right in front of the rear wheels and reused it as an inlet to feed the intercoolers.

Owners may choose how much power they desire, although all turbo models come standard with 450 horsepower. All-wheel drive and a manual gearbox are both options for customers.

However, this is your typical vehicle, as Singer has reinvented every tiny detail. This features a turbo-specific braking system with increased power, as well as anti-lock brakes (ABS) and traction control. All buyers can have what they desire, whether it's a more luxurious or peaceful journey.  

More powerful engines and less weight are available to those who prefer an angry attitude. Singer hasn't disclosed a starting pricing for their new product. More than 70 clients have already secured restorations made possible by the Turbo Study, according to the company.