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Red isn't coveted for any of the Porsche models. Part of the issue is that Guards Red isn't the red most people like on a car, and part of the issue is that red is a bit fiery and flamboyant for a car that has the purposeful ethos of German engineering. Ferrari owns red.
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Red isn't coveted for any of the Porsche models. Part of the issue is that Guards Red isn't the red most people like on a car, and part of the issue is that red is a bit fiery and flamboyant for a car that has the purposeful ethos of German engineering. Ferrari owns red.
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Red isn't coveted for any of the Porsche models. Part of the issue is that Guards Red isn't the red most people like on a car, and part of the issue is that red is a bit fiery and flamboyant for a car that has the purposeful ethos of German engineering. Ferrari owns red.
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Guards red was popular on the classic Porsches but it has lost its appeal on modern ones. There has been a rapid decline in red Porsches since the water cooled cars.
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My pops still has his guards red 1984 944. A perfect color for the car.
It just doesn't fit the modern day Porsches like it did the older ones.
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Seems like it. And to my eye, it suits the car because the car looks so over the top anyway. I spent 40 minutes at the gas station last time because people kept coming over wanting to talk about the car - pretty sure that wouldn't happen if the car was white, silver, black, etc.
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Guards is a classic colour for sure but it's a little too orange for me. I'm not a 'red' person but I think Carmine is nicer as well as darker reds like Arena.
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Guards is a classic color - I had a 1985 Carrera, 1990 964 C2, 1996 993 Cabrio in Guards. I'm onto trying new things now - so I really stepped out with Black, Grey and Silver
. I'd like to do something more adventurous on my next 911.
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