Porsche 935
This is the most wanted car by any car enthusiasts. The all-inclusive Porsche 935 was a limited run car which was inspired by "Moby Dick Porsche 935" by the white, red and blue colour combination and the long tail design which gave it a distinct look from other Porsche. The Porsche 935 is quietly a work of art on road. Under the hood, the car shares parts with the 991 GT2 RS, some of the parts are the 3.8 litres, twin-turbo flat-six engine that cranks 700 HP and 438 lb-ft of torque. Even the seven-speed PDk dual-clutch automatic gearbox was taken. The top speed on this car is 211 MPH and 0-60 MPH is in 2.3 secs.
The car has taken the best parts from all the ongoing Porsche and summoned up their monster which will compete and bring tears of joy in the eyes of car enthusiasts. Porsche only made 77 of these monsters and each of this car cost $780,000. What a premium to pay, but worth to be kept as a collection. 
The exterior has some of the best modifications done to any Porsche. The longtail body with the huge wing and the exposed exhaust tailpipes. The martini racing livery was used by the racing team of Porsche. The car was a tribute given to the racing achievements by the racing team of Porsche. 
The interior is a racer focused which consists of the roll cage, racing steering wheel, fully carbon fibre interior, racing harness and racing bucket seats. Driving the 935 feels like sitting in a slingshot and getting that sudden toss and immense rush of g-force. The car puts out 700 HP with 438 lb-ft of torque and weight merely 1,379 Kg. 
Definitely, you might be thinking if this car launches super hard, then how will you stop this rocket. There are brakes for your curiosity and in the cars. The car has beefer brakes to stop the car. It is fitted with massive Michelin tires and the brake system, ABS, Stability Control and Traction Control. The car has been fitted with stiffer springs for better control around the track and road. It helps the car to have better control on corners and stiffer body helps in lower body rollover chances.
By: Aryan Sanjay Jawkar