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Best color for a Porsche convertible
There are many different colors for the Porsche convertible. In this article, we will discuss Arrow Blue, Signal Yellow, Cognac Brown Metallic, and Tobacco. All of these paint colors look great on Porsche convertibles, but which is the best? The color you choose will depend on your personal preferences, and your car’s styling and color scheme. After reading this article, you will have an idea of which color you would like to have your new Porsche convertible in.
Arrow Blue
There are many PTS colors available, but none stands out quite like Arrow Blue. Originally offered on the Porsche 918 Spyder, this bold blue was discontinued by the company after 1982. However, it is now available on some modern Porsche models, including the Boxster and Cayman. It offers the car a surprisingly sleek and glossy appearance that’s complemented by subtle yellow accents. Here are three of the best PTS colors for a Porsche convertible.
Tobacco
If you are considering purchasing a Porsche convertible, Tobacco is the best choice. This handsome brown color has hints of gold or bronze and pops in the sunlight. While it’s not the most exciting color to purchase, Porsche has been known to return to this color on occasion. It also comes in the shade of Macadamia, named after a rich tree nut native to Hawaii.
Signal Yellow
The 911 GT3 is available in several colors. Signal Yellow is not a standard color. But you can order your Porsche in Signal Yellow through a Paint-To-Sample program. The color features a glossy carbon fiber roof, matte black accents, and dark silver wheels. It’s definitely not the most feminine color, but it looks fantastic on this convertible. And, it’s available only for select 911 models.
Cognac Brown Metallic
If you are looking for the ultimate in luxury and elegance in a convertible Porsche, Cognac Brown Metallic is an excellent choice. This rich color is reminiscent of the classic elegance of a French grand tourer and was first offered on the Porsche 911 in 1989. In 2006, Porsche returned to the brown color palette with the Macadamia Metallic finish, a root beer-colored shade that looks especially good in convertibles. The shade derives its name from a rich tree nut native to Hawaii.
Grey
When it comes to Porsches, Grey is definitely the best color to choose. Its classic design is timeless, and it will never date. Porsche offers several different shades of grey, but Grey is the most popular. If you’re looking for a more modern color for your convertible, Chalk might be the perfect choice. This color is a light, cooler gray that will complement the rest of your car. However, it’s important to remember that Porsche can’t supply you with Paint to Sample colors at this time.
Ruby Red
This 2008 Porsche 911 Carrera cabriolet is finished in Ruby Red Metallic over black leather. It features a 3.6L flat-six paired with a five-speed Tiptronic S transmission. It has a black soft top, 18-inch five-spoke wheels, bi-xenon headlights, and automatic climate control. Additionally, this convertible is equipped with a CD stereo, automatic climate control, and cruise control. It comes with 61k miles and a clean Carfax report.
Python Green
A Porsche 911 Turbo S was custom-built in the most exotic color of all, Python Green. It’s a bright and shiny green that matches silver, black, and white perfectly. The interior of this convertible was inspired by the first Porsche 911 Turbo. For those of you who like splashy colors, Python Green is the color for you. This color costs about $95k, but you can request a customized one for even more money.
Lava Orange
The Porsche 911 comes in two color schemes: metallic red and lava orange. However, both are expensive to purchase and maintain. For this reason, it is best to look for a convertible in a similar shade. For example, red will cost you about $900 per gallon to maintain quality basecoat paint, while silver is around two hundred and thirty dollars. A convertible in Lava Orange should be kept for its aesthetic appeal, but you should always choose a color that complements its shape.
Jet Black Metallic
If you are looking to get a new Porsche convertible, you should choose Jet Black Metallic. This color is better than the basalt black you would normally get. It will look less dirty when clean, but you won’t get the shine of the standard color. This color is not as easy to match as standard black. You should use soft cleaning tools. Moreover, if you live in a very hot climate, you should park the convertible inside.
Carrara White
A Porsche convertible is best painted in the white color, which is known as Carrara White. It has a metallic finish that imparts a classic white gloss to the vehicle. The color is highly sought after in the used car market because of its ability to hide dirt and grime. This makes it one of the most desirable colors among used buyers. However, it is worth noting that white vehicles tend to show dirt and grime easily. The white color helps conceal grime, making it highly sought-after by potential buyers.