A new world record result has been set for a Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer after an example sold for over £696,000 on Collecting Cars.
Known as the ‘Newcastle Commission’, the special Singer sold on the Collecting Cars online platform for a total price of £696,500 with a buyer’s premium capped at £6,000 (or 0.8 per cent of the sale price).
The hammer price of £696,500 (just over $950,000) means it’s the highest figure paid for such a car at auction.
The price eclipses the two previous reported auction results by a significant margin: The ‘Mountain View Car’ was sold for $857,500 in the US in August 2019, and the ‘Fiona Commission’ was sold for $825,000 in November 2019 in the UAE.
The car originally started life as an accident-free 1990 964 UK car and was stripped back to its monocoque, before being rebuilt with carbon-fibre exterior panels.
It’s powered by a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre air-cooled flat-six by Ed Pink Racing Engines, and features desirable options such as the Brembo ‘big brake’ upgrade and carbon-fibre track seats. It also has Ohlins dampers, a MoTeC M1 series ECU, and a military-grade wiring harness.
The sale of the Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer also sets a new platform record for Collecting Cars, topping the previous highest sale value of £538,500 for a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS (£544,500 inc. buyer’s premium).
Collecting Cars founder, Edward Lovett, spoke to Car Dealer Live last year about the business. You can watch the interview at the top of this story
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