Porsche’s Bespoke Special Requests program has unveiled its latest creation, a one-of-a-kind 911 S/T painted in a specially developed color called “Dani Blue” – created for Kentucky-based Porsche enthusiast and horse breeder Jorge Carnicero.
The Dani Blue color is named in honor of Daniela Milošević, an experienced color and trim designer at Porsche who played a crucial role in the development of the shade. Inspired by the classic enamel blue of the 1964 Porsche 901, the color has been carefully refined to match the modern 911 S/T. The result is a deep, vibrant blue that reflects Carnicero’s personal taste and the sporty character of the limited edition model.
Carnicero, a long-time Porsche collector, had previously struggled to get a car in his preferred blue. His last project with Porsche resulted in a 911 GT3 Touring in British Racing Green. With the 911 S/T, however, Porsche finally delivered a car in his dream color, fulfilling his long-held wish.
Particularly notable are the car’s intricate details, including a tri-colour Pepita pattern on the seats and extensive Graphite Blue leather upholstery. The exterior design is complemented by Brilliant Silver accents, while the interior features luxurious cross-stitching and personal touches such as a custom logo and hidden ‘Dani’ signature.
Anyone who would like to catch a glimpse of the bespoke model in person can admire this special 911 S/T during Monterey Car Week from August 15 to 17 before it is handed over to Carnicero.
