Now this is something you don’t see every day - spotted recently in Zurich, Switzerland, a Porsche 992 S/T “Dom Pérignon” Edition in a sleek Dark Olive Metallic finish, and it’s definitely not your average spec. While the name might make you think of fine champagne (and maybe raise an eyebrow), don’t worry - this isn’t about mixing driving with drinking. Instead, it’s a one-off, ultra-personalized build that went through Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program - the brand’s bespoke division for those who want something truly unique.
There’s a small Sonderwunsch sticker on the rear window behind the driver’s side, and just below it, you’ll find a discreet plaque that reads “Dom Pérignon - One of One.” Inside, the Dom Pérignon emblem is beautifully embroidered on the headrests, really sealing the theme of exclusivity.
The exterior spec is tastefully subtle yet rich in detail. The Dark Olive Metallic paint is paired with bronze Heritage package decals, including a bold number 16 on the doors and classic Porsche script along the lower sides. The wheels match the bronze tone but come in a slightly lighter shade, complementing the overall look perfectly.
Step inside, and it gets even better - black and beige leather dominate the interior, tied together with the unmistakable check pattern inserts on the seats. It’s a stunning blend of retro vibes and modern luxury.
What makes this car even more interesting is its journey. Wearing a temporary plate from Stuttgart, this 992 S/T is very likely on a Euro delivery experience - something a handful of owners opt for. These enthusiasts take delivery right at the Zuffenhausen factory, enjoy a spirited drive through Europe, and then ship the car to its final destination. In this case, based on the plate mount and spec details, this one’s clearly U.S.-spec, meaning it’s headed across the Atlantic soon - likely to the USA or Canada.
It’s rare to see something this personalized, and even rarer to spot it out in the wild during its European tour. A true one-of-one 911 S/T with serious style and a story behind it.
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