6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911.

6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911.

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      A Porsche 911 boasting just 6.5 horsepower seems like a mistake—unless it's part of a cleverly designed go-kart. You can acquire this eye-catching orange model through Bring a Trailer.

      This Targa-style 911 was created by Little Roadsters, a Florida-based company that claims to perfect 2/3-scale replicas of classic Porsche roadsters. Honestly, this Targa version lives up to that claim; it's absolutely charming! The color also somewhat resembles The Drive's logo; it's a shame we don’t have a central office to display this beauty.

      Constructed with fiberglass bodywork on a tubular steel frame, this compact Porsche features a plastic windscreen and rear window, a ducktail spoiler, a black roll bar adorned with the Targa badge, “Carrera” graphics, and a Porsche hood emblem to finish off the miniature replica appearance.

      Additional features include a driver-side mirror, door handles, rear bumperettes, and decorative elements such as a fuel door, decklid grille, and exhaust. And that's just the outside.

      On the interior, the scaled-down 911 is lined with black vinyl, has black molded door panels, and comes with a rubber floor mat. The dashboard showcases simulated gauges and a three-spoke steering wheel for an authentic Porsche feel.

      In terms of performance, the engine is a rear-mounted 200cc Buffalo single-cylinder. It has a single-speed transmission providing only forward and reverse. The floor-mounted shifter and handbrake are located in between the seats. Control features on the dashboard include an electric starter, an engine cut-off switch, and buttons for the horn, lights, and turn signals.

      If the specifications are consistent across all of Little Roadsters’ models, this replica 911 Carrera weighs approximately 550 pounds and can reach a maximum speed of 30 mph. The highest current bid (out of six) is $5,000, with the auction set to conclude in the afternoon of Friday, May 30. There is no reserve.

      Have you come across any other impressively designed go-karts? Share them with us at [email protected]!

6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911. 6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911. 6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911. 6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911.

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6.5 horsepower is more than enough for this specific Porsche 911.

This Targa-roofed Carrera will surpass a plastic Power Wheels any time.