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I have the first in the world pictures of a Carmine red 992 T which is for sale in Rotterdam for over a month. Since they refuse to post pictures in their add I went there myself today. Looked like the GR from a distance. The car really needs to be in natural light to come through. But these pictures give a nice first impression hopefully.
I have always liked Carmine Red, but I feel it is not worth the premium over Guards Red.
Last edited by RatherJaded; 07-12-2023 at 05:35 PM.
I have the first in the world pictures of a Carmine red 992 T which is for sale in Rotterdam for over a month. Since they refuse to post pictures in their add I went there myself today. Looked like the GR from a distance. The car really needs to be in natural light to come through. But these pictures give a nice first impression hopefully.
In Holland they have T’s for immediate sale but they can’t sell them. In surrounding countries there a 1 year waiting list.
Why don’t they advertise these cars in surrounding countries?
If they were right hand drive I would be tempted!
I have always like Carmine Red, but I feel it is not worth the premium over Guards Red.
To me, I didn't see the price difference between non PTS colors to be significant. GR is great but is/was just common like most silver/grey (look at 80s porsches). Venture off that path a bit and you find some more rare colors like Carmine. If it seems 'like' GR, but is slightly different (seems to have more depth), then it might actually be worth that extra cost. I seriously considered Carmine and still love it...
I have been really busy on the weekends with home projects and driving my simulation rig for the offline Porsche Competition in Atlanta, Driving the 2016 GT3RS on Lagina Seca, my time currently is 1:35.20 as an average, and the fastest I have gotten is 1:34.30, So I am hoping to do well in the competition.
I might see you in Atlanta on 7/28, then! Don't forget that Round 1 of the Gran Turismo 7 online qualifiers starts today. I did a 1:32.xxx at Laguna Seca in a 991.1 GT3RS (2016); no idea if that's good enough. I'm like 30 seconds off from the best time at Circuit de la Sarthe in the 917K. 🙄
sort of? Tax season is officially from January to April 15 (16-18( depending on how the calendar year falls. But tax season officially ends on October 15 when extensions are due, Then its year-end from there, so It is busy always, I just try and message, before, after, and on lunch from work, sometimes I get home and fall asleep though. Also, I have a bad habit of ghosting chat forums and taking forever to respond, even though I want to, sometimes there is not enough time or energy to do so hahaha, Because I love conversing with you all here,
I have been really busy on the weekends with home projects and driving my simulation rig for the offline Porsche Competition in Atlanta, Driving the 2016 GT3RS on Lagina Seca, my time currently is 1:35.20 as an average, and the fastest I have gotten is 1:34.30, So I am hoping to do well in the competition.
Keep practicing boys - this little baby lapped Laguna Seca in 1:10.35…..
I have always like Carmine Red, but I feel it is not worth the premium over Guards Red.
I think the Carmine red is beautiful and worth the extra penny. My problem is that Carmine red is more of a luxury chique color. It doesn’t suit a sporty car like the T. So to me a Carmine red on a Turbo or Targa would be brilliant. But not on a T or GT product.
I would absolutely pay the extra money for Carmine. It reminds me of my 68 912 SWT that is in Polo red. I have a guards red euro 928 and of course is a great color but Carmine gives it a little more unique touch for not much more considering how much these cars are. I honestly think there isn't a color that looks bad on this car. You can paint this car pink and it would look sexy.
07-10-2023, 09:34 PM
