John Ternus’ $1M Porsche vs Steve Jobs’ hidden car
In 1987, Steve Jobs, who was running NeXT as a separate company after his tenure at Apple, hid his Porsche from Ross Perot, who was visiting to discuss an investment. Fast forward to 2026, Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly the proud owner of a Porsche 935 track car. This particular Porsche 935, based on the iconic Le Mans race car, was built in limited numbers - only 77 units were ever produced, with each costing over $800,000.
Today, these cars are valued well over $1 million. The Porsche 935 is a high-performance machine, packed with racing features and inspired by both Porsche's racing history and its own models. Ternus, who joined Apple in 2001 and has since climbed up the ranks to become CEO, has been seen driving his Porsche at Laguna Seca, a prestigious racetrack in California.
He reportedly completes laps in under 1 minute and 40 seconds, a remarkable feat for someone not professionally trained in racing.
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