http://superchargercalculators.blogspot.jp/2011/03/singer-911-offers-vintage-looks-with.html

he engine used in the Singer 911 is from the 993, the last iteration of the air-cooled series. Its 3.6 liters are increased to 3.8, using titanium connecting rods and the crankshaft from the 997 GT3. Custom-engineered billet aluminum heads play a major part in producing the engine’s 425 horsepower and 8000 rpm redline. AMotec M800 ECU also adds launch control, traction control and data logging, very welcome features that were never even envisioned in the original 911s. A 6-speed Getrag transmission transfers the power to the rear wheels.

Performance is 3.9 seconds to 60 mph, with a top speed in excess of 170 mph. With a claimed weight of 2400 pounds, determining the other statistics of this car is possible with a performance calculator.

The Singer 911 costs $200,000 but to those who can afford it, the car is a truly iconic automobile that everybody recognizes and that has been rebuilt to the best specifications that money and today’s technology can get.

エンジンは、993ベースでGT3のチタンコンロッド仕様。
映像のモデルは、コスワースチューン。
ベストのパーツをチョイスして組み立てた911。
ボディは964ベースのようです。
ルーフやフェンダーは、カーボンです。
サス関係は、オーリンズ。

リンクの記事では、20万ドルになってますが、
映像のモデルはハーフミリオンなので・・・

すごくコントロールしやすそうなマシン。
字幕出せます。


2011 Singer 911 3.8 425 cv 270 kmh 0-100 kmh 4 s 1090 kg on 17"

IanRossDavies
THE most beautiful car I have ever seen. Never wanted a car so much. Sound, looks, attention to detail, it has everything. The work that goes into those things is amazing, the perfect blend of new and old. What a car. Oh, and what a brilliant video once again from the drive network and in particular Mr Harris. Plenty more of this in 2013 please.

To some people, mainly Porsche people, this is the most desirable car you could own. Its creators are a bunch of zany, brilliant Porsche-files who have invested their lives in re-imagining the classic Porsche 911 shape for the year 2013. We tour the factory, speak to the team and drive it on road and track.

The Singer 911: All You Ever Wanted to Know - CHRIS HARRIS ON CARS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQ4hQSusjE