Orange boxster S limited edition
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I was at the dealership in Va Beach last week and took out an Orange S that I was told was a limited edition. It was a great little car. I didn't care for the steering wheel but as a whole I am leaning toward getting her. My wife things the color will get old fast and I should look at a more traditional color. Any one on here have that orange color and if so are you still happy with it?
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Have seen one on the beltway. Looks even better in person than in photos. A color like this will be polarizing to most people -- they'll either love it or hate it. Happen to love it and think you should get it if you do to.
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My wife took delivery of an LE S late Oct 07. She loves the car. The LE package is quite a value and the sport exhaust is a nice addition. The orange and black is very distinctive and I think works well on the Boxster. Obviously it won't be acceptable to some tastes, but I think it's a welcome change from the current trend of black,silver,red, and grey. There was a time when Porsche offered a large variety of colors that made the cars a lot more interesting and individual.
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I like it. Looks great in person.
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Kind of reminds me of the color of my old 914 2.0. (I always liked that color.)
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It's mega that orange colour but the special edition is only available in the US.
I believe in the sports car having a sports colour as well so I've so I've signed for a Speedgelb 987 S.
I would have gone for the orange one if it was available here.
By the way Charlie, I think it is nearer the 914 Blood orange than the signal orange....
I believe in the sports car having a sports colour as well so I've so I've signed for a Speedgelb 987 S.
I would have gone for the orange one if it was available here.
By the way Charlie, I think it is nearer the 914 Blood orange than the signal orange....
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It's mega that orange colour but the special edition is only available in the US.
I believe in the sports car having a sports colour as well so I've so I've signed for a Speedgelb 987 S.
I would have gone for the orange one if it was available here.
By the way Charlie, I think it is nearer the 914 Blood orange than the signal orange....
I believe in the sports car having a sports colour as well so I've so I've signed for a Speedgelb 987 S.
I would have gone for the orange one if it was available here.
By the way Charlie, I think it is nearer the 914 Blood orange than the signal orange....
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I was at the dealership in Va Beach last week and took out an Orange S that I was told was a limited edition. It was a great little car. I didn't care for the steering wheel but as a whole I am leaning toward getting her. My wife things the color will get old fast and I should look at a more traditional color. Any one on here have that orange color and if so are you still happy with it?
Thanks
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