View Poll Results: Ruby stat neo color
Strictly a girly color
25
10.55%
Contemporary and new works for all
101
42.62%
Hideous
33
13.92%
I don’t care for it
78
32.91%
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Ruby star neo color controversy poll
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Joined: Aug 2023
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From: San Francisco Bay Area (East Bay)
I'm just guessing but I would say no.
I'm going to lump RubyStone, Ruby Star and the new Ruby Star Neo all together... From past history, the color comes around every 30 years or so and hangs around for a few years. That may change with the Neo version, but we won't know for sure until 992.2 arrives.
I'm going to lump RubyStone, Ruby Star and the new Ruby Star Neo all together... From past history, the color comes around every 30 years or so and hangs around for a few years. That may change with the Neo version, but we won't know for sure until 992.2 arrives.
Ruby Star holds a significant place in Porsche's history, dating back to 1991 when it appeared on models like the Porsche 911, 928, and 944. This rare and iconic color has become synonymous with Porsche, known for its distinct, bold, and joyous deep magenta red hue. Originally named Rubystone Red, it was later renamed Ruby Star, adding to its allure. Its vibrant and eye-catching appearance makes it a favorite among Porsche collectors and enthusiasts, further solidifying its iconic status.
911: 1991-1992
911 Carrera: 1989
928: 1991-1995
968: 1992
911: 1991-1992
911 Carrera: 1989
928: 1991-1995
968: 1992
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2020
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From: Alberta/BC
Ruby Star holds a significant place in Porsche's history, dating back to 1991 when it appeared on models like the Porsche 911, 928, and 944. This rare and iconic color has become synonymous with Porsche, known for its distinct, bold, and joyous deep magenta red hue. Originally named Rubystone Red, it was later renamed Ruby Star, adding to its allure. Its vibrant and eye-catching appearance makes it a favorite among Porsche collectors and enthusiasts, further solidifying its iconic status.
911: 1991-1992
911 Carrera: 1989
928: 1991-1995
968: 1992
911: 1991-1992
911 Carrera: 1989
928: 1991-1995
968: 1992
Racer
Joined: Oct 2023
Posts: 251
Likes: 387
From: Seattle, WA
Is anyone here interested in the RGS turning mode shifter and having them do a run in Rubystar Neo? I am the only one showing interest so far but if anyone is interested, just comment on the thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/vendor-a...l#post19411603
