Hmm, Porsche can obviously detect that I am too poor to buy one of their offerings new, and tell me that your car doesn’t exist.
They must be sheltering me from feeling envious. What a considerate company, so rare in the pantheon of hydrocarbon guzzling, environment destroying multinational auto behemoths.
I do Steve…it is a pig to keep clean and looking nice…but so is black which also has the disadvantage of showing every minor chip and scuff… The alternative are
Agate grey (too much like John Major - although this is my favourite after black/white),
Volcano Grey (looks the same as black but more expensive),
Silver (boring like a BMW),
Platinum (horrid bling almost gold),
Mahogany (brown )
Saphire Blue (bright blue bling)
Night Blue (navy - but you still have to have black trim which doesn’t go IMO)
and Red (never in a family of Spurs supporters)…
the range of colours is distinctly meh… compared to the Boxster for example…
So we are back at black or white…for the moment white is winning - I see a white Macan on my drive to work every morning and it does look nice…although black looks meaner…
Indeed. In pursuit of some contrived notion of cool, they’ve moved to anthracite, graphite, platinum & various other shades of bland. It doesn’t make your car look cool, we won’t mistake you for some high flying euro exec. We’ll just think of you as yet another characterless sheep. Go beige. You know it makes sense.
My next Ferrari will be Beige, preferably hand painted with a brush.
Sadly not,happy to paint the interior for another £500,also do a nice line in dado rails for the doors,but not cheap.just put some woodchip wallpaper on some blokes jag roof,looks good