Pixar has a knack for bringing inanimate objects to life. Starting with the first feature of the studio, Toy Story, it can create lively, lovable characters from everyday objects. There’s no other movie brand that flexes muscles like that Car, a series completely devoid of humans. In it, Pixar has brought a 2002 Porsche 911 brought Sally Carrera’s name to life through animation. Now, with the help of Porsche, they have turned the cartoon character into a real-life car.
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Two companies are working together to build 992 The Porsche 911 is styled like a beloved character. The project isn’t finished yet, but Porsche’s release contains photos of what appears to be 996 911 which Pixar modified to resemble the original Sally. The marketing car is painted to match Sally’s blue and features a modified bumper, with Sally’s signature smile for air intake. Like in the movie, its windshield is dominated by two large green eyes with eyelids the same color as the body. Its wheelbase is shortened and the hood is raised to keep proportions right.
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Even so, Porsche says it intends for the one-of-a-kind new 992 to be completely street-legal. Porsche and its Exclusive program will take a little ingenious work to ensure cooling and visibility aren’t ruined, but the result should be something special. It will be auctioned off to celebrate Sally’s 20th birthday.
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Pixar says that the character is identified as wanting to help. For that, the proceeds from the auction will go to two charities. First, Girls Inc., help. Mentoring and educating young women in America. letter two, United States for UNHCR, is part of the United Nations Refugee program and is working to help resettle refugees following the current war in Ukraine.
Buyers will also receive a one-of-a-kind special watch from Porsche Design. Details, including the location and time of the auction, organized by RM Sotheby’s, will be announced later this year.
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