Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer: Sine Qua Non | Petrolicious

When Drew Coblitz acquired a 911 that had already been reimagined by Singer Vehicle Design, the company sent a note welcoming him to the family. Just another detail, part of a long list of examples of Singer’s thoroughness when it comes to the experience of owning a car that they’ve put their stamp on. By working up a genius combination of modern engineering solutions and only the best character traits from a more analog era of Porsche, the car’s abilities exceeded Drew’s high expectations. But there was something missing.
The comprehensive approach to the aesthetic elements in addition to the mechanical ones is another reason why we’ve seen Singer builds become the defacto high watermark by which all the latest 911 hot rod projects are measured against. For Drew, the opportunity to start from scratch and work with Singer on creating his perfect 911 enticed him to do just that, and the stealth black-on-black result is featured in today’s film. Join us for a ride through Pennsylvania’s back roads, and make sure to turn up the volume.

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[BrickBaller]

Often I appreciate hearing an owner talk about their car. This was not one of those times

[pereldh]

This was the douchiest Petrolicious yet.
Congrats!

[ChevalNektosha]

The second he said "the future of collecting" and "conduit to this group"I knew this dude is a poser .He owns a Singer for the image first and the experience of driving second .That said it is an immeasurably cool car

[RomVlad]

Love the car. But the scene in the tavern almost looked like a parody of a Petrolicious video lol

[nakternal]

I love all the comments about this guy. Puts a smile on my face.

[clashandpotatoes]

I love how the community, as a whole, hates this guy. He looks like a guy that tells people he drives a 911 and never forgets to include it's been reimagined.

[Sorry_ImTruthful]

You lost me when he said “Future of collecting”.. which is telling me that this is all about bragging rights first, then the joy of driving this car... that guy is just another rich douch

[specialktt]

This guy is a collector "specialist" of fine cars, watches, etc. While I love Singers, the fact that they basically had an expose on him and a zoomed-in shot of his watch makes me gag a little. We're here for the cars Petro, not the people. Please don't forget that.

[albertmulot]

This video didn't procure any special feeling compared with the first videos the channel made. It kind of feel mainstream and already seen in the dialogue. Still a lot of work done for this content but not as satisfying as before to see petrolicious videos...

[mattburroughs]

Singer must have hired the old marketing dept from the Olive Garden, “When you’re here (and have millions of disposable dollars) you’re family”

[justamar]

dont be the guy who leaves his cup randomly in the coffee shop, put it in the to-wash bin >.>

[misterminins]

100% confident this guy goes home to smell his own farts.

[diurnalall]

I can't believe this dude's Singer has barely over 1000 miles on the odometer. That's like 5 drives for me in my M Coupe!

[ZeeBri]

This guys a hedge fund manager and I tend to believe those are some of the worst people in the world. However this is an excellent car.

[Retrobeemer]

Stunning vehicles but unfortunately their cost is an element that spoils them and makes them a rich kids play thing. Even this video was more the owner than the car. Pity, as it's the car we came here for.

[marsh]

Oh god! He loves the sound of his own voice doesn’t he! 🥱

[hypocycloidiaspora]

Finally a video where you don't have everyone complaining about the music and lack of engine noise... oh wait, everyone hates the rich owner. I liked this video for the great engine noises, and the Pennsylvania scenery.

[orangecoloredfunk]

once they flashed his watch I paused the video to read the comments and is on the same page

[conradryan]

Richie Rich actually put fuel in his own car

[Redbull]

Too much yapping. I just wanted to see the car.