While that means the911 doesn’t have the sonorous flat-six anymore, you’ll be happy to know that the Tesla Model S P85 motor installed in its place puts out 500hp, around 350hp more than the original ever had. Range is 150 miles (around 240km) at highway speeds, and there is a solar panel on the rear decklid, upgraded suspension and drilled disc brakes, LED lighting and a Bluetooth sound system with Alpine speakers and subwoofer.
Thankfully, the beautiful lines of this classicPorsche weren’t besmirched. Painted in Irish Green (it is an EV, after all), the only hint that this isn’t your everyday 911 – can there even be such a thing? – are a few cables visible under the door sills: even the charging port is hidden behind the rear license plate. The interior is pristine and is enhanced with an infotainment screen subtly placed under the dash.
Oh, we should also mention that along with the car comes $20,000 in cash, which you obviously won’t need to spend on gas.
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