Porsche is working with Pixar to create the only 911, inspired by Sally Carrera’s cars

Porsche is collaborating with Pixar to create a special disposable 911, inspired by Sally Carrera, a 2002 911 Carrera from the film Carswhich will be sold at a charity auction.

The car is being developed by Porsche Exclusive Manufactory and Style Porsche with the help of members of the Pixar team behind the film under his direction Cars Production designer Bob Polly and creative director Jay Ward. Proceeds from the auction will go to Girls Inc. in the United States, as well as in the United States, to provide UNHCR assistance to children and their families affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

“Most of those forced to flee Ukraine are women and children, including unaccompanied and separated children,” said Anne-Mary Gray, executive director and director general of UNHCR. “But there is reason to hope for critical support from companies such as Porsche and Pixar Animation Studios, which have been generous in helping to ensure their safety and protection in the coming months.”

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The car resulting from this collaboration will be driven, so it will only be inspired by Sally Carrera and not a direct copy of it. This means that the windshield, not the eyes, and the car will be based on the 911 992 generation, not on 996 generation car.

Porsche however says the special model will include a number of custom items and unique additions. The sketch shared by the automaker seems to suggest that the Sally Carrera stripe tattoo will be included in the design, the car will be fitted with non-standard wheels, and it may have a manual transmission.

“We were honored to start developing a modern Sally with creative icons behind the original character,” said Boris Apenbrink, CEO Porsche Exclusive Manufactory Vehicles in Porsche AG. “The collaboration between Pixar and Porsche is the first of its kind and is fully in line with the approach of co-creating the recently announced Exclusive Manufaktur Sonderwunsch program, which allows customers to realize the cars of their dreams. Anyone who gets the keys to this special road car will get a lot of great trips. ”

Porsche has not yet announced where and when it will be sold, but reports that it will be sold at RM Sotheby’s auction. Charitable donations from the sale are in addition to one million dollars that he had previously passed on to humanitarian organizations in Ukraine.

“My own daughters have grown up watching Sally, and it’s great that we can celebrate a special anniversary with something significant that will help others,” said Kiel Gruner, president and CEO of Porsche Cars North America. “The translation of Sally’s spirit into the new 911 was exciting – this time the sports car is designed for our world, and in order to drive and enjoy it – it will have a windshield that you can see and common panels with the 911 we know and love. But like Sally, his goal is to help others, and that makes him especially special. “