1969 Dogo SS-2000 Prototype The 1969 Dogo SS-2000 Prototype is one of the rarest and most overlooked concept sports cars ever built in South America. Created by Argentine racing driver and engineer Clemar Bucci, the Dogo combined gullwing doors, lightweight fiberglass construction, Porsche engineering influence, and late-1960s supercar styling into a one-off prototype that looked decades ahead of Argentina’s automotive industry. And unlike many forgotten concept cars of the e

1969 Dogo SS-2000 Prototype The Dogo SS-2000 was an Argentine prototype built in 1969 by racing driver and mechanic Clemar Bucci. At a time when wedge-shaped concept cars were exploding across Europe, Bucci created Argentina’s own low, sharp, futuristic coupe from his workshop in Munro, Buenos Aires. The car was presented in 1970 at the Exposición del Confort Humano, or Human Comfort Exhibition. It was designed and built in just five months with help from Bucci’s brother, Rol

The Porsche Built to Outlive the Car Industry In 1973, Porsche presented one of its strangest and most quietly rebellious ideas: the FLA Type 296. FLA stood for Forschungsprojekt Langzeit-Auto, or “Long-life Car Research Project.” The goal was simple, almost absurd by modern standards: build a car that could last 20 years or 300,000 kilometers. Instead of chasing flash, speed, or yearly redesigns, Porsche used the FLA to ask a different question. What if a car was designed to

The DC Design DC Star from 2005 was a custom two-door version of the first-generation Porsche Cayenne Turbo S created by Indian coachbuilder DC Design. Rather than being an official factory concept from Porsche, it was a coachbuilt showcase built around the Cayenne Turbo S platform and shown at events like the Dubai Auto Show. The DC Star took the normally four-door Cayenne SUV and reworked it as a two-door, more dramatic body style with bespoke exterior and interior touches

The Studiotorino RUF RK Spyder, shown in 2005, was a heavily modified version of the Porsche Boxster styled by Studiotorino and tuned by RUF. It used a supercharged 3.8-liter engine producing around 434 bhp, giving the small roadster serious supercar-level performance. Only 49 were built, making it very rare.

A Porsche collector asked Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program to restore his 2005 Carrera GT to like-new condition and reintroduce it in 2025 as the 2025 Porsche Carrera GT “Salzburg Design” (2005) , inspired by the livery of the 1970 Le Mans–winning Porsche 917. The car was completely taken apart and rebuilt from the ground up. The V10 engine was fully overhauled, all carbon parts were refinished, and the interior was redone with red Alcantara and matte carbon. This process, call

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