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Before configuring the Heritage Design Classic Cognac/Pepita, I inquired about the a full cognac interior. You can get "cognac", if you choose the Two-Tone Exclusive Manufaktur Leather Interior, BUT, it's not the Classic Cognac that is part of the Heritage Design Classic Cognac/Pepita package (it's more beige/tan than what's included in the Heritage Design Pkg).
Correct. That two tone Cognac was my second choice. I think I've only seen one or two cars on here with it. It really is a great interior but the color is a little different.
Just picked up my 911 a couple weeks ago. Absolutely no regrets on the Heritage interior. It definitely elevates the overall look of the car IMO. I hope they offer it on the 992.2, I'd order it again.
I believe another member on the forum has Guards Red with Heritage Conqac.
I found these pics, hope it helps. Looks like a great combo..
interesting thanks for sharing. I actually dont love it with the Guards Red so glad to get a picture of it. On one hand I love the deeper tan color but also feel like that belongs in a red ferrari not a porsche (my opinion). Ill probably stick to black but maybe get red seatbelts and red chrono (not sure I like the red tach)
@jstap808 Another option see below with deviated stitching.
Ah yes the other option I was considering. How do you like it with the red stitching, is it too much? Does it look tacky? I was in a high end cadillac truck the other day and it had white stitching across the leather similar to this and thought it looked a little silly/cheap. Given that the deviated stitching for the Porsche is $3k+ I'd want to make sure it doesnt come that way and doesnt make the interior appear red everywhere.
Ah yes the other option I was considering. How do you like it with the red stitching, is it too much? Does it look tacky? I was in a high end cadillac truck the other day and it had white stitching across the leather similar to this and thought it looked a little silly/cheap. Given that the deviated stitching for the Porsche is $3k+ I'd want to make sure it doesnt come that way and doesnt make the interior appear red everywhere.
I think it looks great still 2 years into ownership. To break up the black I also added aluminum trim, red tach and red chrono. However, I did not choose the red belts bc that would have been too much in my opinion. If you waive on the deviated stitching, I would definitely go with red belts, tach and chrono. And then invest the 3k into something else.
05-15-2024, 04:44 PM
