Singer’s latest DLS Turbo commission makes no attempt to hide its exclusivity. Finished in a deep eggplant shade, the Porsche 911-based restomod is a distinctly personal interpretation of the model and another example of the California firm’s bespoke approach.
No price has been announced for the build. That omission is consistent with Singer’s position in the market, where highly tailored projects are typically discussed as individual commissions rather than conventional production cars with fixed list prices.
As Carscoops reports, the DLS Turbo’s appearance underlines the scope buyers can pursue when cost is not the primary constraint. The eggplant finish turns an already niche 911 restomod into an especially recognisable example.
For collectors and enthusiasts, the car’s significance lies less in a published invoice than in the level of personal specification it represents. Singer continues to occupy a rarefied corner of the 911 market, where individuality is central to the proposition.
