Signal Green Color in Puget Sound Area?
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I could never figure out why 90% of 996's are either black or gray, when in any other color they look way better? Or maybe they look better in blue because you never see one, and when you do, it's like WOW?
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PTS color of a 997 convertible in Florida. It is a shade off of my GT3 RS green Cayman. I wanted to see it for my self to see if the yellow tint throws the color off too much for me. The GT3 RS green is a fun color.
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Most of the Porsches that I see are some variety of silver, gray or black. They are very common colors and the cars look great in these colors.
Personally, I like a bit more color. I love my Midnight Blue Metallic C4S. I'm also a big fan of some of the more obscure colors that were offered on the 996, like Rainforest Green and Zanzibar Red. You just don't see them very often.
I'm generally not a fan of white cars, but I've seen a white 996 C4S in person and it was stunning.
Personally, I like a bit more color. I love my Midnight Blue Metallic C4S. I'm also a big fan of some of the more obscure colors that were offered on the 996, like Rainforest Green and Zanzibar Red. You just don't see them very often.
I'm generally not a fan of white cars, but I've seen a white 996 C4S in person and it was stunning.