Larry Cable

I LOVE both ... although I'm very partial to the Classic wheels .... toss on some PCCBs a black interior and some racing yellow belts and your done.

robertmzadeh

I think Miami Blue is gorgeous, but only on a wide body car. Would look insane on a RS. not the color for a standard fare 911.

cajerseyboy

If you're a chick in Miami it works. Chick **** star in LA, works. Anywhere else, man or woman, F!

THPorsche

I would buy this!

captainkirk

I love this color, oddly it matches my favorite coffee cup color (it is a very unique cup).

It would very refreshing to see this color in the road.

rkwfxd

I like this color a LOT but I think over the long haul I would rather have something much more basic like white.

Yeah, I'm really simple.

Deadshot

Looks good

tron786

Some colors are nice to look at but not nice to own.
Like you wouldn't marry a sexy swimwear supermodel or would you?
....wait bad analogy....

charles06

Here's a simple questions for you: Would you view this color differently if it didn't have "Miami" in the description? Truth is, this color isn't that dramatically different than Mexico or Voodoo in THESE pictures, so it's hard to tell until they're all lined up. I keep thinking the color is pretty cool until I have to call it "Miami Blue", especially because I actually live in FL. Hahaha

Larry Cable

its VERY different from Riviera/Mexico/Voodoo BIG time.

cajerseyboy

this +++

oalvarez

as one of the other posters said, perfect for Miami/LatAm as it captures the art-deco/Miami Vice years almost perfectly, it might even work in the city of Angels. it's an interesting color that will obviously turn heads, a touch of exotica if you will. maybe i will grow to like it but i don't think it would better my preference for Mexico/Riviera/Aqua blue.

charles06

Does anyone have photos of it next to one of the other blues? While I agree that it's different, it's hard to tell when you go back and forth from post to post. Could someone post a few accurate pictures of each blue in the same post, here? Sometimes the Miami looks very pastel and almost green, but when you look at the video above, it looks like a truer blue.

drcollie

Here's the right way to have a bright blue Porsche...all done at the factory by Porsche Exclusive and for sale by the owner in Canada...

Larry Cable

Agreed, this has always been a challenge with some hues of Porsche blues, in particular Mexico and Riviera; you simply have to see those side-by-side in
direct sunlight to see the difference, in photos its VERY hard to tell which is
which...

BTW I was basing my remarks about the difference based on a similar observation to yours that it appears very pastel and green/yellow ...

its definitely more pastel/green/yellow than Riviera which is the lightest of the
previous blues