Aventurine Green / Truffle Brown- Stitching Crayon?
02-10-2021, 08:25 PM
#16
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My order for a 992 base just locked and I picked the same exterior and interior colors as you. I kept the standard trim because I thought it would go well with the chalk stitching on the seats and chalk seatbelts I picked as well. On the outside I went for silver window trim and silver tailpipes to keep the theme going. In my opinion if you want to keep a consistent color scheme and are are bored with the standard trim go with light silver, the other options don’t match as well.
, you are right the standard trim will match the interior more than the others plus the stitching, it’s seems that I will go with the standard trim it’s a safer choice.. Did you got the door sills in leather too? Am thinking of adding them
02-10-2021, 10:01 PM
#18
Congrats on your new car as well!
I'm embarrassed to admit that I didn't know door sills in leather was an option - looks like mine will be coming with the standard sills.
Since it includes the deviated stitching I agree I think it'll look great on your car!
And I believe malibu515 above did the regular trim and added light silver accents, looks sharp.
I'm embarrassed to admit that I didn't know door sills in leather was an option - looks like mine will be coming with the standard sills.
Since it includes the deviated stitching I agree I think it'll look great on your car!
And I believe malibu515 above did the regular trim and added light silver accents, looks sharp.
02-10-2021, 10:13 PM
#20
Rennlist Member
Door sills in leather will look great. I skipped it along with the lower door portions because they are high wear areas and I’ll cringe every time me or a passenger steps on or kicks them.
02-11-2021, 06:44 AM
#21
I went with truffle brown, chalk stitching, wood trim. First, the olea leather is clearly a notch up from the standard leather. The brown is rich and classic - it will wear in, not wear out. The paldao is very nice - almost like a matte walnut. I had mahogany trim on a prior Porsche and olive trim on a prior BMW, so the paldao is a nice progression. The chalk stitching definitely helps to break up the brown. Personally, I don't get the fascination with carbon fiber although there are some other color combinations where this will be the best option of those provided. Just not with truffle brown.
02-11-2021, 11:56 AM
#22
There’s Turbo with the green/brown/wood at Porsche Santa Clarita right now. Pics on their website. Saw it in person. Gorgeous. Classy.
