cocoa interior
07-20-2011, 11:44 AM
#31
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I love cocoa.
The explanation is this:
1. Black sells better/faster and appeals to a wider audience, so dealers spec that one more.
2. Cocoa costs $3k+ more (or at least it did on the 997.1), so this with #1 makes it a tough sell for dealer cars to sit on the lot.
I'd wager a high percentage of Cocoa interior cars were ordered, compared to black or sand beige.
The explanation is this:
1. Black sells better/faster and appeals to a wider audience, so dealers spec that one more.
2. Cocoa costs $3k+ more (or at least it did on the 997.1), so this with #1 makes it a tough sell for dealer cars to sit on the lot.
I'd wager a high percentage of Cocoa interior cars were ordered, compared to black or sand beige.
12-25-2018, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by TommyV44
Let's see pics of the outside with that top!!!!
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12-30-2018, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Racetwin2
997.1 C2S cab. Carrara white and full leather cocoa including cocoa cabrio top
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02-24-2023, 12:58 AM
#42
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I have a Basalt Black exterior and Cocoa interior. I have to say owning the car for several years that I have not grown tired of Cocoa. If anything, I've grown to love my Cocoa interior even more. Black and Silver are pretty common exterior colors, so having a Cocoa interior makes my 911 feel a bit more special to me. I've not seen the Espresso, not sure how it's different.
02-24-2023, 03:52 AM
#43
Hi Basaltblackmetal;yes cocoa interior is beautiful but easy to upgrade, during the production periode there were small color changes so I have never deared.
Enjoy your car and drive safe, mine was a Porsche Cayman btw.
Enjoy your car and drive safe, mine was a Porsche Cayman btw.
