Porsche made just 55 911 Carrera RS 3.8s and never sold them in the U.S., but we guess transforming robots from space don't really care about import rules car auto cars
“Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” will be a movie filled with transforming robot cars, battling it out with transforming robot animals, but the most unrealistic thing about it will actually be the choice of Porsche. That’s because the specific model chosen for the film was never actually offered in the U.S.that it decided to work with Paramount for this film, and was given some control over the specific model chosen for the role of Mirage .
Porsche only ever made 55 examples of the car, and only sold them in Europe, never in the U.S. Given it’s rarity, to avoid the risk of damage, no original model was used in , and to have controls outside the car to allow the actors to be filmed without also needing to drive. It’s easy to see why Porsche didn’t want to sacrifice an original car for that.
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