Porsche Racing Green
#16
personally I kinda like it. It looks much better in person. Don't think I'd buy it though because so many people have such strong feelings against it and I think that that would ultimately make it hard to sell....
#22
Racing Green is a great color in my opinion, though for me, it's odd seeing it on a German car (vs. a British car where it looks so natural).
Does Racing Green really get dirty quickly, like black? I had assumed it wouldn't...
Does Racing Green really get dirty quickly, like black? I had assumed it wouldn't...
#23
I am sorry about my opinion but if you are approaching 50 and you are in your mid-life crisis this is the color that you would go for
I have seen it on the road, and it is not a color that goes well with Porsche. Looks like an "Old Man's car"...
I have seen it on the road, and it is not a color that goes well with Porsche. Looks like an "Old Man's car"...
#24
* it's sorta "sleeper" due to it being an old-man color
* Racing Green is a color with 'heritage'
Then again, two years ago (at age 25) I bought a Jaguar XJ8 as my DD so maybe I was born with elderly taste
#25
If you like the color, you should be able to get an excellent deal on this "launch car". These were preconfigured by the factory and have not sold as well - probably due to the color. Dealers should be very eager to move these.
#28
Pardon my post, but nice attitude. This comment and a 50s comment... Surely, your mindset must view the Porsche as a male enhancement -- judging by your spoken insecurities. You must have been quite popular on corvette forums before buying German.
Funny, I find myself quite happy in my green 911... and I shoot back
Last edited by cfos; 07-27-2009 at 06:04 PM.
#30
Colors are totally personal, obviously. The only objective statement is that green is simply not as desirable and would sell for less. I like speed yellow too, but it would probably be a challenge to sell. The offset is, cheaper to buy.