California-based Singer Vehicle Design has removed all references to the All-Terrain Competition Study car from its website and social media accounts. Presumably, this is due to the dissatisfaction of Porsche: the German company did not like the mention of its name on the sides of the coupe.
Recall that the All-Terrain Competition Study is a sports car assembled in a single copy in the spirit of the 1984 Porsche 953 rally (it was designed specifically for the Paris-Dakar race). The car received a frame-panel body in the style of the classic 911 series 964 and a 450-horsepower 3.6-liter flat-six Porsche with air cooling and two turbochargers.
Porsche's legal department was not happy about the company's name appearing on a third-party car, and asked Singer Vehicle Design to remove references to this product until the situation is corrected, writes Carscoops.
According to preliminary information, the American company will produce new thresholds for its offspring without the Porsche inscription. Most likely, after this, pictures of an unusual car will return to the Web.
All-Terrain Competition Study was assembled in a single copy for a private customer. The price of the car was not disclosed.
Porsche was dissatisfied with an interesting project in the style of the Porsche 953 rally
