12 June 2026
Porsche has revealed three Toy Story-inspired sports cars that are expected to raise millions for children’s charities.
The Woody, Buzz and Jessie-themed Porsche 911s are expected to raise millions for charity
The special edition Porsche 911 models have been created to celebrate the beloved animated film franchise, with each vehicle taking inspiration from one of Toy Story’s best-known characters: Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie.
The one-off cars were developed by Porsche’s Sonderwunsch division, which specialises in bespoke commissions, and are set to be auctioned in aid of organisations including Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children’s Foundation.
Porsche has a history of turning character-inspired creations into fundraising successes. A Porsche 911 based on Sally Carrera from Pixar’s Cars sold for $3.6 million (£2.7 million) in 2022 – around 10 times its original retail value.
Among the latest designs is a Porsche 911 GT3 RS inspired by Buzz Lightyear, finished in the character’s signature white, green and purple colour scheme.
The car features “Space Ranger” logos, jet warning decals and Goodyear tyres rebranded as “Lightyear”. Door projections displaying the phrase “to infinity and beyond” complete the tribute.
A Porsche 911 Targa 4 GTS themed around Jessie features pearl white paint inspired by the cowgirl’s western shirt buttons, while the interior includes denim trim, leather details and cowhide-look materials. Illuminated door sills display the message “YEE HAW!”.
Meanwhile, Woody’s Porsche 911 Carrera T is finished in a distinctive blue paint designed to mimic the appearance of worn denim. The cabin incorporates vintage brown leather intended to look as though it has been “used after years of play”, while illuminated sill plates read “Ride Like the Wind!”.
Timo Resch, president and chief executive of Porsche Cars North America, said: “Many of us – and our children – grew up watching the Toy Story films on the big screen.
“Celebrating this milestone is particularly rewarding – especially knowing that this initiative will ultimately support children and families in need.”