Last November Pixar and Porsche He said they were working on a new project. Sally, who appeared in Pixar’s popular series Cars, was set to appear with the two companies’ joint work. Finally we saw the fruit of this work.

Released in 2005 cars in the movie Sallywas a character who gave Lightning McQueen, our main character, a different perspective on life. The Pixar team drew inspiration from the Porsche 911 series when modeling Sally at the time. Now Sally has become “as real as it gets”.

Only 1 produced

First of all, the color of the vehicle is not included in Porsche’s own color scale. For this reason, the Pixar and Porsche Sanderwunsch team first produced the color we saw in the animation. Sally blue metallic The color we see in the animation is captured with the color named . In addition, the model’s similarities to Sally are not limited to this. The tattoo detail that appears when the rear wing is active has not been forgotten either.

The vehicle, which is essentially the Carrera GTS, in Carrera 996 Although it has rims similar to those in the front, these wheels have been enlarged to 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear. Sally Carrera logos appear on the B column of the vehicle.

Since we couldn’t see the interior of the vehicle in the film, the Porsche team chose an interior dominated by the exterior colors of the vehicle. In addition to the blue interior trim, the plate opposite the front passenger seat is a striking detail. on this boardSally Special 001/001″ he is writing. This shows that the vehicle is the only one of its kind. Also where normally driving mode is Lightning McQueen if send”KACHOW! MOD” including.

The Cars logo is located in several places in the vehicle. In addition, GTS-powered stickers under the hood attract attention. located under the hood 480 hp and 570 Nm of torque The 3-litre 6-cylinder engine that produces the vehicle accelerates to 100 km per hour in 4.1 seconds. The maximum speed of the vehicle is 311 kilometers per hour.

911 Sally Special To be sold at auction for charitable purposes. Proceeds from the sale will go to Girls Inc., which helps young women in the US and Canada, and refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine.