Singer 911 Fearlessly Navigates Snowy Swiss Alps (Video)
Six-Figure Porsche Is Joined By Koenigsegg Agera RS, One of Only 25 in Existence
If you’re a Porsche owner and you happen to live in the northern part of the U.S., you probably also own a winter beater. Tucking away your precious Porsche for the winter makes a lot of sense. You don’t want road salt or an icy overpass to ruin your most prized possession. But that doesn’t mean that driving a pricey sports car like this Singer 911 in winter conditions is by any means impossible.
Most sane folks would never dream of even driving a six-figure jewel like a Singer 911 on anything but dry pavement. After all, a ton of man hours go into making them true rolling works of art. But, this purple all-wheel-drive Singer handles the snowy Swiss Alps with ease. And the car wasn’t even the most expensive one on the road that day.
Our intrepid Singer drive is joined by a Koenigsegg Agera RS, one of only 25 in existence. With a multi-million dollar price tag and 1,341 horsepower, it’s safe to say that its driver has a little more to lose in these conditions. At least it’s equipped with a set of Pirelli Sottozero winter performance tires. But hey, if you can afford one of these cars, you can always afford another one, right?
The trip definitely isn’t without a little peril, of course. The Singer gets cut off by a jerk in an Audi at one point. And the tight mountain passes aren’t exactly made for buses and super-wide hyper cars to coexist. But both cars make it through unscathed, which is further proof that if you have a lot of cash, any car can be a winter beater.
