Marc Philipp Gemballa Marsien
The Marc Philipp Gemballa Marsien is an adventure supercar modified for all types of terrain, such as desert dunes. It is based on the Porsche 911 Turbo S, but has been completely modified, improving power and off-road capabilities. It certainly reminds us of the 959 Dakar, but modernized and much wilder. We note this clearly in the rear, with similar spoilers and similar vents on both sides of the bumper.
More than two years of development has achieved the first project of a young entrepreneur: an ultra-modern but timeless super sports car that combines all the comfort and daily practicality of a modern sports car, combining off-road capabilities through the cutting edge technology enables the ultimate driving experience.
The body is made entirely of carbon fiber, and the engine has been modified by RUF. Power will come from a twin-turbocharged 3.7 engine of the 911 Turbo S as a starting point, and increased its power from 641bhp and 800Nm of torque to 740bhp and 930Nm of torque. But Gemballa could also provide a more powerful power upgrade, replacing the engine's standard turbocharger with an upgraded one, so that the power reaches an astonishing 819bhp.
In both cases, the engine breathes through a new BMC air filter , which is designed to better protect it from dust when off-road. Akrapovic also provided a tailor-made titanium exhaust system for the project, which is lighter and more free than standard Porsche pipes. Marc Philipp Gemballa made the same extensive modification to the suspension, using a custom double wishbone system and KW Automotive's special off-road shock absorbers.
Inside the car we find a full leather or Alcantara interior, hand-made with the highest quality materials, equipped with a customized Carrera GT-style elevated carbon fiber center console and more carbon fiber decorations.
Since Marc Philipp Gemballa is a low production volume manufacturer, the Marc Philipp Gemballa Marsien will be limited to 40 units
Gemballa Marsien price: Starting at €495,000€ , plus donor Porsche 911