Stunning Sounderwunsh 911 Dakar Marks The End Of The 2,500 Unit Production Run
Being a bespoke commission and part of Porsche's special wishes program, find out what makes this final 992 Dakar truly unique and one-of-a kind
Porsche revived the iconic Dakar nameplate in 2022 with the 992.1 911 Dakar
Now, three years on, the final 2,500th unit of the 911 Dakar has come off the production line as a Sonderwunsh model
This bespoke Dakar is the second Sonderwinsh model to be Italian architect and designer Luca Trazzi, after the 993 Speedster that debuted at Monterey Car Week, earlier this year
As a result, you get exclusive details unique to this car, like a striking three-tone paint job in Signal Yellow, Gentian Blue Metallic, and Lampedusablue and painted alloy wheels
The exterior also includes handcrafted details like individualized LED Matrix headlights
The interior packs contrasting black upholstery with yellow stitching and trim strips
The 911 Dakar logo is embroidered in Speedyellow on the headrests
The gear selector features a Speedyellow leather insert
The doors project the Sonderwunsch logo onto the ground when opened
Luca Trazzi worked closely with the Sonderwunsh team to commission this one-of-a-kind 911 Dakar
The Sonderwunsh 911 Dakar, will be on display at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart for some time, until it heads to its new home in Italy
To read more about some of the highs and lows about the 911 Dakar, swipe up.