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Well, looks like I am going to have to change my interior color selection before the order locks.
Wish me luck, I am also adding the dark tailights, lets see how it all turns out.
"Black/Bordeaux"= red and black. It's a sweet combination. I ordered it on mine. Visit your dealership to see a sample of the exact shade of red. Good luck.
"Black/Bordeaux"= red and black. It's a sweet combination. I ordered it on mine.
Agreed -- ordered it on mine as well with Metallic White exterior. Bordeaux is a great shade of red -- tones it down a bit. Black helps reduce glare from windshield -- easier on the eyes. Will take delivery on mine in about a month, and can't wait.
All RED is too much RED IMO, and may affect resale value.
If you decide to go with an all red interior, I would suggest to break it up with the carbon fiber trim. This is what I did with mine. (Sorry for the fuzzy picture)
...All RED is too much RED IMO, and may affect resale value.
Agreed, with all due respect to ALL RED owners. I ordered a C4S, Agate Grey, Carrera S Wheels. Should take delivery mid-January. Blk/Bordeaux should go well. Saw the B/B in an Agate Grey Turbo about a month ago and the wife loved it. OP will love it if Porsche allows him to change the spec.
Agree...all red looks like a crime scene from "The First 48" inside the car. Two tone tones it down some. I wouldn't chose either design set up tho if I had a choice. Just not my color.
If you decide to go with an all red interior, I would suggest to break it up with the carbon fiber trim. This is what I did with mine. (Sorry for the fuzzy picture)
That does look nice. The CF does break it up a bit. However I would be concerned about the glare as others have mentioned.
The black overall interior with red seats is hot. Must be a Porsche exclusive or you could have just ordered the parts from Porsche and had your dealer swap them out. Simple enough with proper parts numbers from Porsche one would think.
09-22-2016, 04:25 PM
