The Fast Lane: Apple’s CEO John Ternus and his $800,000 Porsche 935

John Ternus: Apple’s New CEO and Porsche 935 Owner

John Ternus recently assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer at Apple, succeeding the esteemed Tim Cook, who guided the renowned tech company for a remarkable 15-year tenure. Interestingly, Ternus brings not only a passion for technology but also a profound love for high-performance cars.

Reports indicate that Ternus is the proud owner of a rare and coveted Porsche 935 track car, a vehicle that stands out as a symbol of luxury and speed. Impressively, Ternus has showcased his driving skills by achieving a sub-1 minute 40-second lap time at the prestigious Laguna Seca race track.

The Porsche 935, a masterpiece inspired by the iconic ‘Moby Dick’ Le Mans race car from the 1970s, is a true collector’s item. With only 77 units ever produced, each commanding a price tag exceeding $800,000, the Porsche 935 has become a symbol of exclusivity and luxury in the automotive world, often fetching well over $1 million in today’s market.

The Porsche 935, based on the formidable 911 GT2 RS platform, boasts a redesigned carbon fiber exterior and an elongated tail section featuring a prominent aerodynamic wing. Under the hood, this beast is powered by a potent 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-six engine, delivering a staggering 700 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque, ensuring thrilling performance on both the track and the road.

Source: Auto Next