Porsche Cars Australia has unveiled a one-off 911 Turbo S to celebrate the brand's 75th anniversary in the country.
Dubbed the '911 Turbo S Land Down Under', it features a bespoke paint scheme and several custom touches.
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The exterior is the obvious highlight, with a lower half finished in a bespoke Chromaflair Terra Australis Red, inspired by desert sand and an outback sunset.
This transitions into Southern Cross Blue from the shoulderline, mimicking deep red desert sand against a blue sky.
Porsche's Chromaflair paints are its most exclusive and expensive, using tiny flakes with an opaque reflective aluminum core encased in a glass-like layer.
The paint shimmers between orange, blue, green, and gold depending on the light and angle. It took over 300 hours to paint this one-off 911.
The car rides on 20- and 21-inch Turbo Exclusive wheels with a Southern Cross Blue finish.
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A subtle '75' is added to the roof with a ghosting effect, and under the rear spoiler, a message reads 'See ya later mate.'
A One-Off Cabin
The interior is just as special.
The headliner is embroidered with a Southern Hemisphere constellation map, showing the night sky over Uluru when Porsche launched in Australia in 1951.
The 18-way sports seats are trimmed in Coolibah Brown with white centers and perforations inspired by brushstrokes.
Dark Night Blue and Neodyme surfaces appear on the steering wheel and elsewhere, with Australian Silky Oak wood inlays on the dashboard and rear seats.
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The dashboard also features a depiction of the Blue Mountains' topography, located west of Sydney.
