Porsche Baby!!
It’s about time there is a little equality in the baby stroller market! The Porsche Design P’4911 blends a unique mix of materials such as carbon fiber, aluminum, leather, ball-bearing wheels, into this tough looking design that is, to say the least, quite masculine (man growl). The minimal design folds compact enough to fit into the trunk of any Porsche.
Designer: Dawid Dawod






















24 Comments »
Ray says
It puts the baby up a bit high. most strollers I see have the babies low to the ground. That way if the baby flukes out and unlocks itself it doesn’t have far to go
Zu-Ning C says
Most strollers are also functional beyond just holding a baby
Jeremy says
I want one!!
audiodoll says
Love the X-men wheels..
It looks like a stroller for young single men, everything about it is slick and sexy like a car add..
seems as if the baby is a prop and not the end client.
Rob says
While the aesthetic is nice, this is a terrible design. If the designers actually had kids, they would have known that there is an entire store room of supplies that need to be hauled around with them – which this design does not address.
WZhangID says
maybe the designers don’t want or like kids? I mean, if I hated kids and I was tasked to make a stroller it’d be horrible also.
Von Lee says
and there goes my luaggage trunk… anyway, it’s an awesome design….
alia says
This is an elaborate joke right? *claps* Well done.
Andrew says
It actually has a cargo-holder, I wonder why Yanko did’nt post this.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=rr10km&s=7
Anyway, I think the design is great, much more sleek and high-end than the “green-cheap-plastic-shopping-carts” you see nowadays.
dom cerisano says
This is truly an inspired design!
1) It will actually fit in a porsche boot.
2) Its got lots of backroom for hanging a duffle.
3) Big quadropods are incredibly stable.
4) Its made of freakin’ unobtanium!
Well done!
Steve says
It’s designed by a guy who never had kids! Good looking no utilities!
seymur says
hello where i can buy this Stroller?
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