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This article was published by Joe Donaldson (@Joey D) on July 13th, 2018 in the Automotive News category.
Why?what a ripoff, highway robbery at its finest
“That’s as cheap as we can do it for the madness that’s gone into it,”
How cheap did you think this car was gonna be? Regular Singers already start at several hundred grand and can easily fetch a million.what a ripoff, highway robbery at its finest
what a ripoff, highway robbery at its finest
But you have to admit, it looks very good. Execpt for the interior though. Some things don't match the retro style of the car.what a ripoff, highway robbery at its finest
You need to give a kidney and an arm and a leg, and probably more parts (to buy it). Hope it's adaptable for driving.
You're willing to be euthanized so that someone else can get one? That's mighty generous...Put me down for one![]()
I saw a Singer in the wild in SF recently. It was a beautiful thing.
I'm not sure I'd pay Pagani money for one, but it is not expensive for nothing.
I also think it looks better; the more overt motorsport influences work really well here, especially that subtle intake at the trailing edge of the roof.
I don't think that's an engine intake, but rather the leading edge of a little wing. It looks like they created a channel in the roof and rear glass for air passing over the car to feed a little airfoil up top without ruining the classic 911 side profile.
(For those who don't know, the body-work just above the rear-window in many classic 911s has vents in it that help pull fresh air through the car. They work surprisingly well.)