Why a 172-Year-Old Louis Vuitton Said Yes to Singers Porsche 911 @CarsAndCulture
Why a 172-Year-Old Louis Vuitton Said Yes to Singers Porsche 911  @CarsAndCulture
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
"To be taken seriously by a company like Louis Vuitton is bonkers." Singer's Rob Dickinson and Maz Fawaz reflect on what it means to earn the trust of a 172-year-old luxury house that has almost never put its name next to another brand — until this Porsche 911.

Watch the full Cars and Culture conversation with Maz Fawaz and Rob Dickinson of Singer Vehicle Design on the historic Singer x Louis Vuitton collaboration, revealed at Monterey Car Week.

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Why a 172-Year-Old Louis Vuitton Said Yes to Singer's Porsche 911

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