A render that started life on Instagram is now headed for the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Polish tuner Indecent has confirmed it will build a Porsche 911 shooting brake based on the 991.2 Turbo, with a finished prototype scheduled to debut at Goodwood FOS 2027.
The conversion replaces the 911’s rear deck with a fully extended roofline that flows into a tailgate, opening genuine cargo space behind the rear seats while keeping the front clip and side profile recognizably 911. Widened rear fenders, aftermarket alloys, custom orange paint, and a twin rear spoiler complete the look — the silhouette landing somewhere between a coupe and a scaled-down Panamera Sport Turismo.
Mechanically, the donor car is the 991.2 911 Turbo, powered by the twin-turbo 3.8-liter flat-six rated at 533 hp. The first build is already underway, commissioned by a paying client rather than spun up as a styling exercise. The shooting brake conversion will be offered as an optional upgrade on top of Indecent’s existing 991.1 and 991.2 widebody kits, with the package fitting Turbo, Turbo S, and GT2 RS donor cars. Each subsequent build is estimated at four months and $350,000 — on top of whatever the donor 911 costs.
Beyond shooting brakes, Indecent has also delivered Dakar-style and Slantnose conversions of the 997 generation as one-off commissions. Their portfolio sits firmly in the coachbuilt tier where every project is bespoke.
Coachbuilt one-offs at this price point remind us how wide the 911 customization market really is. Our Porsche upgrade body kits sit at the accessible end of the spectrum — wider hips, race-inspired aero, GT-style fenders — built using design language that borrows freely from the top tier.
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Renderings: © Indecent Vehicles