ATTN: Sapphire Blue GT3 Fans
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ATTN: Sapphire Blue GT3 Fans
Long story short(I fill in the details and much better pics shortly) I went in last night to my local Porsche dealer and left with this beautiful Sapphire blue GT3. I had an upcoming allocation but was getting inpatient, and actually had shifted my color choice from white to this sweet looking blue. These are just phone pics and I'll post much better ones shortly, including all the options ect. To say I'm ecstatic, is an understatement!!
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Long story short(I fill in the details and much better pics shortly) I went in last night to my local Porsche dealer and left with this beautiful Sapphire blue GT3. I had an upcoming allocation but was getting inpatient, and actually had shifted my color choice from white to this sweet looking blue. These are just phone pics and I'll post much better ones shortly, including all the options ect. To say I'm ecstatic, is an understatement!!
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Same thing happened to me. Was going white, then the Blue showed up! Enjoy it!
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Sinister and slick, that's what I think when I see your pictures. Congrats, lovely
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Amazing how this stunning, metallic blue has now become popular among so many, when blue was largely a peculiar owner preference, then hard to sell to 2nd hand.. White seems to dominate preferences, but this sapphire blue is clearly up and coming. Reminds me of the cliche regarding 1st owners of ferrari's that they just have to have red, whereas vintage f. owners gravitate to other colors.
I'm a blue fanatic and thus am squarely in your camp. I have a one-off Maserati blue mediterranean 458 Italia which I can't imagine departing with, and will be welcoming a sapphire blue 991 GT3 in about 4 weeks. They'll be like twins in the garage and, I suspect, very similar on the track, the only difference being the beauty queen (my 458) will be sun-tanning a lot (after many track days), whereas my Gt3 will be put through track day boot camp for years to come.
color.
Amazing how this stunning, metallic blue has now become popular among so many, when blue was largely a peculiar owner preference, then hard to sell to 2nd hand.. White seems to dominate preferences, but this sapphire blue is clearly up and coming. Reminds me of the cliche regarding 1st owners of ferrari's that they just have to have red, whereas vintage f. owners gravitate to other colors.
I'm a blue fanatic and thus am squarely in your camp. I have a one-off Maserati blue mediterranean 458 Italia which I can't imagine departing with, and will be welcoming a sapphire blue 991 GT3 in about 4 weeks. They'll be like twins in the garage and, I suspect, very similar on the track, the only difference being the beauty queen (my 458) will be sun-tanning a lot (after many track days), whereas my Gt3 will be put through track day boot camp for years to come.
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She's a beauty!
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Sinister and slick, that's what I think when I see your pictures. Congrats, lovely
color.
Amazing how this stunning, metallic blue has now become popular among so many, when blue was largely a peculiar owner preference, then hard to sell to 2nd hand.. White seems to dominate preferences, but this sapphire blue is clearly up and coming. Reminds me of the cliche regarding 1st owners of ferrari's that they just have to have red, whereas vintage f. owners gravitate to other colors.
I'm a blue fanatic and thus am squarely in your camp. I have a one-off Maserati blue mediterranean 458 Italia which I can't imagine departing with, and will be welcoming a sapphire blue 991 GT3 in about 4 weeks. They'll be like twins in the garage and, I suspect, very similar on the track, the only difference being the beauty queen (my 458) will be sun-tanning a lot (after many track days), whereas my Gt3 will be put through track day boot camp for years to come.
color.
Amazing how this stunning, metallic blue has now become popular among so many, when blue was largely a peculiar owner preference, then hard to sell to 2nd hand.. White seems to dominate preferences, but this sapphire blue is clearly up and coming. Reminds me of the cliche regarding 1st owners of ferrari's that they just have to have red, whereas vintage f. owners gravitate to other colors.
I'm a blue fanatic and thus am squarely in your camp. I have a one-off Maserati blue mediterranean 458 Italia which I can't imagine departing with, and will be welcoming a sapphire blue 991 GT3 in about 4 weeks. They'll be like twins in the garage and, I suspect, very similar on the track, the only difference being the beauty queen (my 458) will be sun-tanning a lot (after many track days), whereas my Gt3 will be put through track day boot camp for years to come.
Thank you all, still can't wipe the grin off my face, after just getting back from a three hour country drive. Life is good