The Bulgarian aftermarket specialists from Vilner have recently finished working on a Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet (997). The Sofia-based tuners haven’t messed around with the exterior design of this fine example but they did put in a serious amount of work to overhaul the interior cabin which now adopts an attractive red & black theme while the seats have been covered in fine Nappa leather with Alcantara inserts. Moreover, this particular open-top 911 Turbo has received the Porsche logo on the headrests while carbon fiber was used to spice up the flat-bottomed three-spoke steering wheel. Carbon fiber was also used for the interior door handles and gear shift knob.
The Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet seen in these images also benefits from a hardware upgrade in the engine department as the motor has received a RaceChips software which has bumped output by a significant 17 percent. As a consequence, the car can now deliver 561 HP (413 kW) so it’s even more powerful than the stock Turbo S version which provides a more than decent 530 HP (390 kW) which should be enough even for those who are hard to please.
Vilner hasn’t specified how much money the owner of this Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet paid but taking into account the serious power bump and the attention to detail put into the cabin, it certainly wasn’t cheap.
Source: Vilner
