Porsche presented a concept called 908/04 and created by a group of designers who revisited the 908 "long tail" of 1969. This group made up of Alan Derosier, Marcos Beltrao, Martin Peng, Giullermo Mignot and Tom Wheatley, employed for a Chinese manufacturer, used their passion for the Stuttgart brand to design a new version of the German frame.
“As a designer, I chose the “long trail” version because these Porsches were truly unique, explains Alan Derosier, the project leader. Until now, as far as I know, no one has made a modern version of this car. I thought it would be a sort of revival of a myth that would bring nostalgia. »
“Porsche is one of the rare brands to have evolved while retaining a unique design and its own identity., continues Alan Derosier. I didn't want to recreate something. In my opinion, objects with complex details span the ages and that’s how I see Porsche. We worked with the idea of having realistic dimensions and taking into account constraints such as driving position, visibility, door opening, width, length and height, etc. »
In order to create the Porsche 908/04, the team had to work almost two years on its project, i.e. around 5000 hours of work.
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