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Porsche may want to produce a new sport utility vehicle that is bigger than the Cayenne to create an SUV trifecta, but some folks still only care about its part in setting up the Holy Trinity of Hybrid supercars some years ago.
This year, Porsche will be all about the 75th anniversary of the first car ever produced by the company, a 356 Roadster, so maybe the upcoming larger-than-Cayenne SUV is only coming in 2024. That gives us even more time to dream about the perfect sports car from the company. But what others only imagine, some have already finished customizing and personalizing.
And there is no need to take our word for granted because we have an elegant high-performance example, courtesy of Wheels Boutique and ANRKY Wheels. Self-described as the “largest dealer for the world’s top brands,” Miami, Florida-based Wheels Boutique is showing us why the 918 Spyder looks timeless on ANRKYs, especially when they are of the contrasting variety.
The Porsche seen here is dressed in ritzy PTS (paint-to-sample) Miami Blue and was provided to the owner by Chicago Motor Cars SC, an exotic/luxury/high-end automobile dealership, as far as we can tell. Well, its origins are of lesser importance, as we already know the limited-production 918 mid-engine plug-in hybrid sports car was produced just between late 2013 and the autumn of 2015. More important is that it feels decidedly contemporary even for 2023 when riding posh on custom 20/21 AN38 SeriesTHREE aftermarket wheels.
By the looks of it, the PHEV supercar will be in great company, as the owner’s Instagram reel looks exactly like a tuning and customization enthusiast’s dream garage. And it is complete with an LS-swapped 1969 Chevy Camaro done by Concord, North Carolina-based Retro Designs, a black Toyota Supra Mk4 with the motor redone by Real Street Performance, and a bunch of Ferraris. The latter include an upcoming Ferrari SF90 Stradale that will get its fair share of mods, like a lowered suspension, new wheels, and exhaust.
Back to the Miami Blue Porsche 918 Spyder, these cool shots with the German plug-in hybrid supercar standing still or in action sure paint the story of more than a thousand words. Plus, although I highly doubt it, maybe it is not even your 875-hp cup of customized tea. No worries, one can always find a quick alternative among the latest creations of the imaginative realm of the aftermarket world.
And such was also the case with Wheels Boutique, which had a Balloon White Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster on display around the same time – and it also came complete with ANRKY wheels plus some Novitec and IPE goodies. Fun fact, as they said, the RS5.3 aftermarket wheels were indeed color-matched to the body hue, so maybe that’s more of your supercar cue?
And there is no need to take our word for granted because we have an elegant high-performance example, courtesy of Wheels Boutique and ANRKY Wheels. Self-described as the “largest dealer for the world’s top brands,” Miami, Florida-based Wheels Boutique is showing us why the 918 Spyder looks timeless on ANRKYs, especially when they are of the contrasting variety.
The Porsche seen here is dressed in ritzy PTS (paint-to-sample) Miami Blue and was provided to the owner by Chicago Motor Cars SC, an exotic/luxury/high-end automobile dealership, as far as we can tell. Well, its origins are of lesser importance, as we already know the limited-production 918 mid-engine plug-in hybrid sports car was produced just between late 2013 and the autumn of 2015. More important is that it feels decidedly contemporary even for 2023 when riding posh on custom 20/21 AN38 SeriesTHREE aftermarket wheels.
By the looks of it, the PHEV supercar will be in great company, as the owner’s Instagram reel looks exactly like a tuning and customization enthusiast’s dream garage. And it is complete with an LS-swapped 1969 Chevy Camaro done by Concord, North Carolina-based Retro Designs, a black Toyota Supra Mk4 with the motor redone by Real Street Performance, and a bunch of Ferraris. The latter include an upcoming Ferrari SF90 Stradale that will get its fair share of mods, like a lowered suspension, new wheels, and exhaust.
Back to the Miami Blue Porsche 918 Spyder, these cool shots with the German plug-in hybrid supercar standing still or in action sure paint the story of more than a thousand words. Plus, although I highly doubt it, maybe it is not even your 875-hp cup of customized tea. No worries, one can always find a quick alternative among the latest creations of the imaginative realm of the aftermarket world.
And such was also the case with Wheels Boutique, which had a Balloon White Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster on display around the same time – and it also came complete with ANRKY wheels plus some Novitec and IPE goodies. Fun fact, as they said, the RS5.3 aftermarket wheels were indeed color-matched to the body hue, so maybe that’s more of your supercar cue?
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