Porsche 912 Hoonipigasus 1966

Hoonipigasus is the name of a custom-built car that was created by Ken Block, a professional rally driver and stunt performer. It is based on a 1966 Porsche 912, but it has been heavily modified to have a mid-engine, all-wheel drive, twin-turbo layout. The car has a 3.8-liter flat-six engine from a 997 Turbo, producing over 800 horsepower. The car also has a wide-body kit, a large rear wing, a roll cage, and a unique white, black, and red color scheme. The car was featured in Block’s Gymkhana 12 video, where he performed various drifts and jumps on a mountain road in Colorado .

Hoonipigasus is a one-of-a-kind car that combines vintage Porsche style with modern performance and technology. It is a tribute to Block’s passion for motorsports and his love for Porsche. The car is also a showcase of the skills and creativity of the builders, who transformed a classic 912 into a beastly machine. The car is named after the mythical winged horse Pegasus, but with a twist of humor and hooniganism. The car is also known as the Hoonipig, the Hoonicorn’s little brother .

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