The Singer DLS, which stands for Dynamics and Lightweighting Study, has finally made its official debut today. Singer reimagined the air-cooled 964 Porsche 911 in a way no one has before with the DLS.

I’m not sure how to start this. “What’s it like to drive?” seems oddly inadequate. I know what you mean. We made a film with the DLS and while I was driving it and chatting to the camera I realised ...

The first 964-gen 911 Singer built as part of its DLS Turbo program is called "Sorcerer." It's built to Singer's track specifications, with a twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter flat-six that revs to 9000 rpm ...

It’s easy to see why Singer has chosen to reinterpret the 934/5. The race car was introduced in 1977 as a hybrid of the 934 and 935—it had the chassis and engine of the first, along with the wheels, ...

Classic Porsche 911 customization house Singer Vehicle Design was spotted testing a version of its 911 DLS (Dynamics and Lightweighting Study) at the Nürburgring last week, and now we have video ...

View post: Bentley’s First EV Will Be Called The Torcal, And It’s Launching Into A Cooling Luxury EV Market Singer's DLS Turbo reimagines the Porsche 911 with a bold widebody design. "Sorcerer" ...

The Dynamics & Lightweighting Study – Turbo (DLS-T) project from Singer, the vehicle design house known for restoring and reimagining 1989 to 1994 Porsche 911s, based on the 964 chassis, has outdone ...

Remind me what we’re looking at here? A controversial rear wing with a Porsche 911 bolted to it. This is Singer’s DLS Turbo, arguably the wildest thing anyone’s ever done with an old Porsche 911: a ...