Koenigseggs and Sliding Porsches - /DRIVE on NBC Sports: EP06 PT3

In Part 3 of this episode, Chris Harris takes out a Porsche 911 that has been restored by the acclaimed Singer Vehicle Design, to see if years of work have paid off.

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This episode of /DRIVE on NBC Sports is about hand-made perfection, or the quest for it, at least.

Two small companies have very different ideas of what perfection is. Koenigsegg uses turbos, V8 engines, and hand-laid carbon fiber. Their cars cost over a million dollars and go unspeakably fast.

On the other side of the world, Singer Vehicle Design takes Porsche 911s and re-imagines them, improving every part, without deviating from the original.

But the two meet at the junction of obsessive care and specific details, and the results speak for themselves.

[rickn.]

I recognize the guy Chris is interviewing as the dad who drove his five year son in a porsche and taped it! Great video my so watches it all the time. lol

[Carlo-_]

I love these Singer Vehicles.... but 300k-500k??? C'mon!!!!

[Hless]

You don't buy a car like this for the price. Hell, you don't build a car like this because of the cost. You either do it or shut up about it. The end result is probably worth it despite the price. When I look at this car and all the parts and effort that went to it, I see it through different eyes. I see it all and it's gorgeous.

[Cheseabluesdrogba]

Im an ass man, which means I love 911s that much more ;)

[mariosactron]

As low as 300, 000$ holy fucking shit....

[DZoneMotorsportTV]

Don't lie to yourselves, guys. You know that if you won the lottery, this car would be on your "potential purchase" list.

[Tony-]

So how much does a Ruf or a Techart cost ? More or less than a singer. Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a 90's Porsche then turn it into something like this yourself?  
This car reminds me of the old Corgi Juniors toy Porsche 911 sold to kids back in the 1970's 

[kensai]

IMO, 2/3 of that price tag goes to exclusivity.