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It's easily to throw superlatives at a car, but this new-old Porsche certainly makes a strong case for being the ultimate air-cooled 911. Or at least one of the two best.
Revealed today at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the 'reimagined' 911 is the result of a collaboration between Californian company Singer Vehicle Design and, among others, Williams Advanced Engineering (yes, that Williams).
The 'Dynamics and Lightweighting Study' (DLS), as it is known, was devised 'in pursuit of the most advanced air-cooled Porsche 911 in the world' – quite an ambition.
Has it been a success? The results are certainly impressive, although we are sure many will say you can't improve on this much-loved classic.
Two cars, one a 1989 example and one from 1990, are at this weekend's Festival of Speed, giving ticket holders a chance to decide for themselves.
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Bosch has calibrated ABS, traction control and electronic stability control systems for the DLS