[Sp33dster]

The first modified 992 Carrera 4S has been modified from Porsche's tuning division. It features a carbon fiber roof and mirror caps and five spoke alloys riding on Michelin Pilot Sports. The matrix headlights have been blacked out, the rear windows have been tinted and all the badging has been refinished. There is also a touch of color added to the interior with Lizard Green seat belts and rev counter.

 

[Mauer08]

Weight reduction is a great way to increase the performance of an already updated 911. Don't know about the green accents on the cabin, but I dig all the alcantara. Any mention of price for the kit?

 

[Sp33dster]

To my knowledge these are just teaser images of the project and nothing has been finalized yet. Found some new pictures that feature the darkened LED headlight unit and the optional interior carbon fiber inserts.

 

[992gt3]

Stinger has always been one of my favorite brand and Porsche might do well for themselves by acquiring it in favor of gathering their expertise. In the end this means more bespoke options and customization for Porsche enthusiasts that also want the reputation of Porsche and not some aftermarket brand (although Stinger is highly respected). As most know, when build by the manufacture, value is higher.

 

[Mauer08]

Resale value is rarely if ever an issue for the 911, and those who go heavily into aftermarket modifications plan on holding on to theirs for the long term. And Singers most recent 500hp 911 looks flawless. Should be for the $1million asking price.

 

[992gt3]

Bright Green has been on my list as of late and even more so now after seeing spy shots. Neutral colors have been my go to over the past years and breaking that pattern is what i'm trying to do. Still waiting to see what else Porsche has in store for us.

For other Bright Green fans, here you go...