TOPCAR presents the extreme version of Porsche 911 Turbo S, dressed in carbon

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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TOPCAR, the russian tuner, returns to the stage with a new version of Porsche 911.The German sports car gave up on its “regular” clothes, being replaced by a suit named Stinger GTR.In order assure us that it is a unique model,every component that makes it up is made out of carbon fiber.

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In total, more than 90% from the total amount of factory-made car body elements were replaced with the ultra-light ones, manufactured from carbon fiber!The “WOW” factor is also reinforced by the price of such an operation, which starts from 15 000 euros for the pieces and about 10 000 euros for installation,considering that the starting price of the car in Germany,is from 197 041 euros!

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And that’s not it!The guys from TOPCAR will add the price of the interior work, which includes carbon made interior elements, golden accents(gold plated) and Nappa leathered upholstery.Don’t rush to the final amount,because you forgot to insert the carbon bodykit on the list and the ADV.1 rims.All this in total will cost you 290 000 euros(the price of the car included)!

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