Russian Tuner Unveils Porsche 992 Stinger GTR Carbon Edition
TopCar Design recently unveiled its all-new Porsche 992 Stinger GTR Carbon Edition kit, and its extravagant styling gives even the most gorgeous cars a run for their money.
Prolific luxury car tuner TopCar Design made a name for itself in the custom car world by going to work on stupendously fast cars and pushing their performance to the absolute limit. The company has also transformed many 911s over the years, and now the Russian atelier has introduced yet another special edition of the iconic sports car nameplate. TopCar Design recently unveiled its all-new Porsche 992 Stinger GTR Carbon Edition kit.
The company’s latest offering looks like something that can square off against TechArt’s most inspired creations. The company’s latest Stinger GTR Carbon Edition package was designed specifically for the all-new 911 Turbo S range. Safe to say, TopCar has a soft spot for Porsche 911s, and so do we. The company recently shared images of the 992 Stinger GTR Carbon Edition via its official Instagram handle.
The Russian outfit claims that its latest product is also the most exclusive and complicated project the company has ever worked on. Like most special editions, the Stinger GTR Carbon Edition will also get an ultra-exclusive limited production run. Only 13 examples of the menacing sports car from Russia will ever make it to production.
TopCar Design already managed to sell three of the thirteen examples the company intends to produce. True to its moniker the Stinger GTR Carbon Edition Flaunts its carbon-fiber bodywork, which is made up of 84 carbon panels. It is also impressive that TopCar Design decided against simply installing a bunch of carbon fiber add-ons to the stock 911 Turbo S body.
Instead, the design house used carbon fiber to make structural panels such as pillars, roof, and even the entire rear-end. Gold highlights offer a striking contrast to the sporty carbon fiber bodywork and compliment the brake calipers of the GTR Carbon Edition. The attention to detail throughout the car is impressive, to say the least.
Porsche badges have been swapped for TopCar logos, and the badging at the rear now reads ‘Stinger’. Details about any performance upgrades remain undisclosed, but we expect the new Stinger GTR Carbon Edition to get a substantial bump in power over its predecessor which churned out 750 HP. For now, the company has refrained from revealing the pricing of its upcoming offering.
Photos: TopCar Design