Interestingly, many people are out there now looking for unique colored 911's to purchase second hand. I agree, the greens may be a bit more difficult to sell in the future. I had no guts and went with common silver.

 

Honestly, I never even thought about resale. I've always wanted a dark green P-car and finally got this one. Had no trouble selling my seal-grey 996 C4S, but guess that's one of the more common colors.

If and when I sell this one, it will be old and high mileage so the resale value will not be significant anyway.

 

not sure that's entirely true...perhaps dealer dependent

I'm guessing they'd buy my car - especially given how little inventory is available

not sure I'd even consider spec'ing a car and not go paint to sample

 

They'd buy your car because it's beautiful--and rare in that color!

 

I believe you can get a premium for a rare and beautiful color.....it'd be an advantage if I were looking.

 

Note that Porsche Racing Green is not British Racing Green. The color is approximately the same but the former is metallic while BRG is flat. It makes a huge difference to my eye. That said, a Porsche in BRG over a dark brown or tan leather interior would be a very handsome car indeed.

 

The old Porsche's BRG was named "Irish Green" & was used on the 356, 912 & 911 (901).

 

They do show on their website, under personalization, a 997, and they do describe it as BRG. It has a gorgeous cognac leather interior.

 

I want a 911 in Ferrari Silverstone Gris (grey). I think that is one really super colour.

 

Love my Macadamia with nat brown and Cocoa top. S(#^w resale!

 

I love it too!

 

NA011 is correct: Porsche's "Irish Green" is true British Racing Green.

 

'I love it too! '
And I like yours too. Damn we are a hospitable lot.

 

I do like the browns. Porsche offers a dark brown metallic for the 991. It's one of the colors I've been considering. I'd look great with an expresso/light brown interior.

 

I get quite alot of attention with my brown...