- Mark Zuckerberg and West Coast Customs customized a Porsche Cayenne GT minivan for his wife, Priscilla Chan
- The luxury minivan features sliding doors and a stretched body
- Zuckerberg also added a matching manual Porsche 911 GT3 Touring to complete the “his and hers” look
Okay, so you want to show the mother of your child(ren) how much you love her, but can’t quite figure out what to get the woman who has it all? Coming from the man who also has it all – or rather can afford it all – a super-expensive car just isn’t enough. As Mark Zuckerberg said in an Instagram post, “Priscilla wanted a minivan,” and what Priscilla Chan wants, Priscilla Chan gets.
The Facebook guy/Meta CEO, along with West Coast Customs, designed a Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT minivan! Does the world need a Porsche minivan? Maybe not. But Priscilla might, and we can definitely appreciate a luxury minivan, even if it isn’t very on brand for Porsche.
Assuming a normal Cayenne isn’t quite large enough, the bespoke Porsche Cayenne minivan has a stretched body that will be able to comfortably haul stretching bodies growing kids. And in true minivan fashion, and because it wouldn’t be a minivan without them, it features sliding doors.
Truth be told, after West Coast Customs stretched the body and wheelbase, it’s more of a limousine than minivan — but we’ve yet to see a limo with slick sliding doors. Other modifications and customizations include a larger rear spoiler and yellow brake calipers.
It’s unclear whether or not there are any specific performance mods, but the Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT the minivan is based upon has a 4.0L V8 engine that makes 650 horsepower and 626 lb-ft of torque. The coupe can rocket to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds. Not entirely sure how those numbers would change for a stretched-out minivan with sliding doors, but one thing’s for sure, the kids better hold on to their lunch bags.
It’s not quite Porsche’s Vision Renndienst, but if the Zuck wants a Porsche minivan, then maybe there’s still some hope for the rest of us other North American minivan-lovers with money trees in their backyards.
Oh, and just because he can — and maybe because he needed to prove he’s no “soccer mom” — Zuckerberg noted he also added a manual Porsche 911 GT3 Touring to his garage, making the pair of matching Porsches a set of “his and hers.”
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