J. Brinkley

haven't seen any, and would like some pics if you got some

Chris from Cali

No pics here, but it looks awesome in person. When I first saw it, I thought it was Basalt (metallic look to it), but upon closer inspection, it's a very dark green. It looks really good - I'd think it would go well with black, cocoa, nat gray or brown.

Paul523

I would agree with Chris; you must see in person. I saw og on a cayman recently, looked sharp.

gota911

I have seen Dark Olive Metallic and Forest Green Metallic in person and I preferred the Forest. Hendrick Porsche had a Forest Green Metallic on the showroom floor a while back. Forest is not as dark as Olive and much less gold/yellow in it. It was VERY nice looking.

I believe they have sold it because I did not see it in their inventory. However, their "home page" has a pic of the car. Here is the link.

http://hendrick.porschedealer.com/

911Dave

I've seen it on a Boxster in person and it's very pretty when the sun hits it, but it's too dark. It looks like metallic black in anything but direct sunlight.

OCBen

I think that's the beauty and the charm of the color.

It's Basalt Black - not a bad color either - most of the time. But under direct sunlight it reveals an exotic aspect to the color, which gives it a very unique look and dimension, as seen in the pic above. Goes well with a tan interior.

J. Brinkley

thanks

jt993ttchicago

here are pics of my DOM Carrera S. The most amazing color!

neil.schneider

I have a neighbor who just got one. I thought it was black until I got right up on it and asked.

J. Brinkley

thanks JT

Blackness

Great looking color. But I'm a little biased. It reminds me of my Millennium when the light is at the right angle to make it look olive green.

hidalgo

I think that Dark Olive may be the color I want to order but I don't really care for light color interiors (like tan). I am wondering about tan. JT, what is your interior color?

RSKY BIZ

I just tried to shoot some this weekend of a Cayman that was on display at the Porscheplatz at Belle Isle for the Detroit Grand Prix
by Porsche of Farmington Hills, part of the Suburban Collection.
A good friend was inquiring the night before about the Cayman S, who also happens to like 'green'...

As was pointed out to me -- it is a very difficult color to accurately photograph.
Although I, too, might prefer forest green, this was intrigingly different and classy. Here's what I got:
















Here it appears black metallic:



Kim

DaveGordon

Hmm... I reckon a GT3 in that colour with gunmetal wheels, PCCBs, yellow belts and deviated stitching would look cool

Blackness

Man, the pics of the Cayman look almost exactly like my Millennium when it's in "green" mode. Even the black metallic when it's backlit or in the shade.

And you're right Kim, I find it very hard to get a photo that accurately portray's that color. I haven't tried a polarizer yet, but I know the color pops a lot more when I look at it through polarized shades.