Aventurine Green Metallic at LA Auto Show
#31
Thanks for that video. Both the photos and the video of the green car are incredibly washed out by the lights. Even the black interior doesn’t look black. Here’s a better photo (that I think you posted) from the way back. It looks much, much better. I hope it’s the same color.
Here you can find the original one, showing the 992 in Night Blue Metallic: https://www.autogespot.es/porsche-99...-4s/2018/10/29
#32
Racer
Thanks for that video. Both the photos and the video of the green car are incredibly washed out by the lights. Even the black interior doesn’t look black. Here’s a better photo (that I think you posted) from the way back. It looks much, much better. I hope it’s the same color.
#33
Rennlist Member
Originally Posted by Squires9914s
This color is amazing ...looks stunning in person ..my new favorite right now.
Google the color. It was used on 993. There are plenty of real life pics.
#35
Racer
As mentioned earlier, the camera overexposed the photos a bit. Take your smartphone, start the camera app and point the camera indoors at a black / dark surface. Will the picture be black? No - it will be grey. Same thing happened here. The camera overexposed the photos so that the color looks a lot brighter than in reality. From what I‘ve read, the color looks amazing in person, so I‘d definitely wait until you see the car in person (or simply order the car blindly, as I did 😉
#36
As mentioned earlier, the camera overexposed the photos a bit. Take your smartphone, start the camera app and point the camera indoors at a black / dark surface. Will the picture be black? No - it will be grey. Same thing happened here. The camera overexposed the photos so that the color looks a lot brighter than in reality. From what I‘ve read, the color looks amazing in person, so I‘d definitely wait until you see the car in person (or simply order the car blindly, as I did 😉
#38
Racer
I took these pictures without any app.. straight pure from my iPhone camera . You can also check out the YouTube vdo on earlier comment the color looks exact same like my pics. I’m pretty sure this color is not the one used on 993 ...this is new shade of green with silver tint . You better come it out in person at LA auto show it’s still on til this weekend
#39
Burning Brakes
This is a photoshopped picture, which is a shame.
Here you can find the original one, showing the 992 in Night Blue Metallic: https://www.autogespot.es/porsche-99...-4s/2018/10/29
Here you can find the original one, showing the 992 in Night Blue Metallic: https://www.autogespot.es/porsche-99...-4s/2018/10/29
What’s really odd is the color on the configurator. Even allowing for the traditionally bad color accuracy and the vagaries of different screen presentations. The configurator is closer to Oak or maybe Brewster than the LA photos.
We shall see, I suppose.
#40
Racer
Screenshot taken from video below gives a much closer color representation (I think) than the other photos in this thread.
It all depends on lighting conditions and angle.
It all depends on lighting conditions and angle.
#42
Yes, I'm inclined to agree here. This pic is of Oak Green metallic or a variation of it: it cannot possibly wash-out to the show-car colour posted at the start of the thread. All metallic greens can be very deceptive under varying light conditions because of the varnish top-coat. That's why I prefer 'flat' greens because they are more consistent under all light conditions, particularly the overcast skies we get more in N.Europe. None the less, I salute Porsche for giving us two greens after we lost 'Malachite' on the 997.2.
On a side note: does the greater array of colour combinations (both inside and out) confirm what a salesman told me.....that AG want to discourage people from using PTS etc. because it's a massive pain in the **** for them....?
#43
- Aventurine.
- Agave ( you can then get ventilated seats.....which are a Godsend on a warm spring day with the windows down....)
- Paidao wood.
- Aurum wheels (if you dare).
- Tone down that hideous pan-Porsche rear script with black-gloss (frankly, do we need to advertise it's a Porsche....on a 911 ?)
Voila'. If you don't have the cogliones for the Aurum, however, then that new 'Carrera S' wheel looks very, very subtle indeed. Best range of wheels on a 'model generation' I've seen for....well...ever. But why can't we get a set of OEM forged for a production-series car, AG ?
#44
This is a photoshopped picture, which is a shame.
Here you can find the original one, showing the 992 in Night Blue Metallic: https://www.autogespot.es/porsche-99...-4s/2018/10/29
Here you can find the original one, showing the 992 in Night Blue Metallic: https://www.autogespot.es/porsche-99...-4s/2018/10/29
#45
Rennlist Member
reminds me of 1980s Granite Green Metallic
btw , Porsche marketing has reused names with very different shades in same markets, an example being
" Iris Blue " Metallic which was sky blue in the '80s and returned as a dark-purplish blue a decade later and " Aventurine " has been resurrected in similar dissimilarity !
btw , Porsche marketing has reused names with very different shades in same markets, an example being
" Iris Blue " Metallic which was sky blue in the '80s and returned as a dark-purplish blue a decade later and " Aventurine " has been resurrected in similar dissimilarity !
Last edited by MKW; 12-05-2018 at 01:00 PM.