ljugete

I hope to get mine in Platinum Crystal metallic and black soft full leather interior. I think it's easier to maintain between washes and sweeeeeet combo. IMHO!

kmeighannj

I typically like the darker colors (I have had several darker color 911's) but in August I saw a bunch of Panameras on the track at Laguna Seca when Porsche was the featured marque this year at the historic races. I thought that the darker colors just made the car disappear -- which could be a good thing, of course, depending on what you are doing :-). I felt that the lighter colors, including white and silver, showed off the car's curves and lines better. I happen to be one who likes the lines on the car.

Kirk

Maxsar

If someone has a fat *** aren't they supposed to wear dark colors. Perhaps the same applies to cars.

I've seen the silver and gold. Neither looked good to me. The black and dark blue looked pretty good.

turbokuo

Saw them in many colors and the silver and white makes the back look wider for those that want it for that reason.

Cpa4S

i also like the white and that is likely what i would get if i ordered. i think the front really looks good in the white - contrast of the front grills etc.

the rear HAS to have the apron painted - saw one pic on U tube with the apron painted and it really makes a differnce

if they eventually produce the white style LED rear lights similar to the 997 Gen2 version option it would really clean up that look.

2nd is basalt or the grey as you can tint out the red of the rear lights like the HRE pic and again, really cleans up the back end imo.

dochusar

In general, darker colors are nicer - Basalt Black, Carbon Grey, Mahogany and Yachting Blue make the car attractive. The lighter colors do not.

brendo

beautiful white one up here, wiht leather, turbo, sport exhaust....very very nice.

pcar964

Anyone seen that James Bond movie with the invisible Aston? That would be the best color

jozsef

O its you again....