Top racing Porsche 911 Turbo S 000 Commission is now open for lottery

Porsche and racing enthusiasts take note, you now have the chance to win a unique Porsche 911 Turbo S 000 Commission. The car has made history at the 100th Pikes Peak International Hill Climbing Race and was created by 000 Magazine and Porsche Sonderwunsch, perfectly combining racing performance with the exquisite design of the street legality.

Based on the 911 Turbo S lightweight package, this 000 Commission is powered by a 3.7-liter twin-turbo six-cylinder engine that outputs 640 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, allowing it to accelerate to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds and a top speed of 205 mph. Four-wheel drive system and eight-speed dual-clutch transmission provide excellent handling performance.

In terms of appearance, the 000 Commission body is white and is paired with Carmen's red rearview mirror, radiator grille and 000 logo on the rear spoiler, as well as Pikes Peak 100 pattern on the doors. The interior combines high-performance materials and exclusive details, black leather and Race-Tex material, and comes with Bordeaux Red stitching and seat belts. More racing-inspired designs include carbon fiber sill light strips with 000 logo, “proof bars” details on the dashboard, and a Pikes Peak track map imprinted on the center console cover.

The car is equipped with full-barrel “918” seats (carbon fiber back panel), deleted rear seat design, lightweight glass, front axle lifting system, etc. In addition, the wheels are designed with a 20-inch/21-inch exclusive design, equipped with a high-gloss black interior, and the Porsche Ceramic Composite Braking System (PCCB) provides strong braking power. Burmester's top-level sound system provides drivers with an immersive sound experience. As an additional award, the winner will also receive two pairs of limited edition Barton Perreira x 000 HAMILTON sunglasses.

This draw not only offers $286,000 Porsche racing, but also supports a meaningful cause. 000 Magazine will donate 5% of all draw period earnings to 43 Institute, a nonprofit founded by the Ken Block family, to help disadvantaged groups in the fields of action, motorsports and creative arts.

To participate in the lottery, please visit the official website of 000 Magazine.

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