Porsche has taken a break from launching amazing EVs to unveil three one-of-one 911 models at the world premiere of Toy Story 5 in Los Angeles.
Each has been extensively customised to embody one of the film’s iconic characters: Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Jessie.
The work was carried out by Porsche’s Sonderwunsch department (German for “special wishes”) the same team responsible for the Sally Special from the Cars franchise.
Porsche has gone all in there – these are full-on character cars, rather than subtle nods.
The highlight of the collection is Buzz Lightyear. It gets the most extreme hardware: a 911 GT3 RS (992.1) fitted with the Weissach Package. It’s painted white with Green Yellow and Lizard Green accents, and the rear wing replicates Buzz’s pop-out wings – including the red-and-white striped lower element.
The magnesium wheels carry custom Space Ranger logos, and the Goodyear tyres have been rebranded as “Lightyear” tyres with custom-moulded sidewall lettering.
Inside, door sill guards are illuminated with “To Infinity and Beyond.” I don’t think I’ve ever wanted to own a car more than this.
Jessie is a 532hp 2026 911 Targa 4 GTS. A specially developed pearl white paint (called Jessie White Metallic) which nods to her shirt’s buttons, while Atacama Yellow and GTS Red pinstriping cover the lids.
The red Targa roof bar mimics her hat and the “targa” badging on the bar has been replaced with “Jessie” in standard Porsche model font.
The door sills say “Yee Haw!” in illuminated lettering.
Woody gets a 2026 911 Carrera T with exterior paint that mimics worn denim, including visible texture, achieved using Golf Blue, White, and Dark Sea Blue. It’s amazingly detailed.
The Fire Red door graphics spell out Woody’s name, while inside, a brown vintage leather references aged, well-loved toys.
All three cars made their debut on the red carpet tonight ahead of Toy Story 5‘s theatrical release on 19 June.
Each car will be sold as part of a charitable initiative, with proceeds split between Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross, and the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
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