Porsche has a long history of making the 911 feel personal, but this one takes the idea into animated territory.
Working with Pixar, the brand has created three one-off 911s inspired by Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story 5, each treated as a serious Sonderwunsch commission rather than a simple themed wrap.
The cars will be auctioned together, with proceeds supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children’s Foundation.

At a glance
- Porsche and Pixar have created three one-off Toy Story 5-inspired 911s for a charity auction.
- The trio uses a 911 Carrera T, 911 Targa 4 GTS and 911 GT3 RS with the Weissach Package, each styled around Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear.
- Every car features hand-painted details, with more than 350 hours spent on each build.
Three 911s with character-driven identities
The Woody car starts with the 911 Carrera T and wears a custom denim-inspired blue finish.
Its most unusual detail is also the most tactile, as Porsche’s Sonderwunsch division pressed real denim into the paint to create a textured effect, a first for the department.
Jessie’s car takes a different route, using the 911 Targa 4 GTS as its canvas.

It wears a bespoke white metallic paint with pearl highlights, then adds blue and yellow details along with hand-painted red pinstripes that echo the character’s outfit.
Buzz Lightyear’s machine is the most overtly dramatic of the three, which feels appropriate for a 911 GT3 RS equipped with the Weissach Package.
The car uses a white body with green and purple accents, while the large rear wing gives the build an easy visual link to Buzz’s deployable wings.

Sonderwunsch details beyond the paintwork
These cars could have stopped at clever colour choices, but the craftsmanship goes deeper.
Across the trio, all the character details are hand-painted, with more than 350 hours spent on each car.
Jessie’s interior brings together Dark Night Blue leather, contrast stitching, denim inserts and cowhide-patterned floor mats.

Buzz’s cabin continues the exterior colour story with matching green and purple elements, plus sill plates carrying the line “To Infinity and Beyond.”
That level of execution matters because a theme like this can easily drift into novelty.
Here, Porsche appears to have treated the project like a collector-grade commission, using character cues as design language rather than costume.

The charity auction angle
All three cars will cross the auction block together, keeping the Woody, Jessie and Buzz builds as a complete set.
The proceeds will support Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children’s Foundation.
For Porsche collectors, the appeal is obvious.

The set combines one-off factory execution, Pixar cultural weight and three distinct 911 variants, from the driver-focused Carrera T to the track-bred GT3 RS.
Details & Specifications
| Project | Porsche and Pixar Toy Story 5-inspired 911 trio |
|---|---|
| Number of cars | Three one-off 911s |
| Woody model | 911 Carrera T |
| Woody finish | Custom denim-inspired blue with real denim pressed into the paint for texture |
| Jessie model | 911 Targa 4 GTS |
| Jessie finish | Bespoke white metallic with pearl highlights, blue and yellow accents, and hand-painted red pinstripes |
| Jessie interior | Dark Night Blue leather, contrast stitching, denim inserts and cowhide-patterned floor mats |
| Buzz Lightyear model | 911 GT3 RS with Weissach Package |
| Buzz Lightyear finish | White with green and purple accents |
| Buzz Lightyear interior | Matching colour accents and “To Infinity and Beyond” sill plates |
| Craftsmanship | Hand-painted detailing with more than 350 hours spent on each car |
| Sale format | The three cars will be auctioned together |
| Beneficiaries | Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children’s Foundation |
The best character cars work when they still feel like cars first, and this trio has the right ingredients to land with both Porsche collectors and Pixar fans.
It’s playful, but not careless, and the charity element gives the project a purpose beyond the spectacle.




