POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hi guys, obviously I'm new here. I'm looking to buy an 03-04 C2 or C4s. What do you guys think of carmon red? See here for example: Thanks for looking!
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POST 2Original post
This is a fairly uncommon color. It looks pretty good, wonder what it looks like in the sunlight though.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
This is the best pic I could find:
POST 4Original post
hmmm kinda looks purple to me outside... deep red-purple burgandy inside.
POST 5Original post
Looks very close to Arena Red.
POST 6Original post
I like it! But I like all reds
POST 7Original post
I like that color, they made something similiar Aubergine which was my favorite..
POST 8Original post
Maybe it's just me, I think that red never link to exotic cars.
POST 9Original post
I've always liked the caremn red. If I bought a new one, it would definately be a contender.
POST 10Original post
An arena red owner here. Carmon red is similar but with a little more of a brownish tone to it. My friend has a cayman in Carmon red and I love it.
POST 11Original post
Had my 944 in a similar color. Very beautiful!
POST 12Original post
I like it. I've seen it on a C4S, looks great. BTW, C4S' are great.
POST 13Original post
Looks good on that car, but sometimes looks like dried blood in the shade.
POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
thanks for the input guys, it seems that most people like it, but I know it's not as safe a color for resale purposes. "dried blood"--nice...I'm not sure if that's good or bad (I'm thinking bad).
POST 15Original post
LOVE that color...it is a very classy one!
POST 16Original post
Love it !
POST 17Original post
Agree! I like it.
POST 18Original post
Guess where the name "arena red" came from.... Think Rome, 100 BC, gladiators...... The sand in the coliseum that was used to soak up the blood, took on that dark red color, hence Arena Red.
POST 19Original post
Nice Italy trivia there OE. I love that color - I had a poster of the 993 turbo in that color (or similar dark red/wine color) in my room at college.
POST 20Original post
Carmon Red is a very rich looking color. I like it a lot. It is relatively unique, and that alone makes it "special." I wouldn't worry about resale. All it takes is one person who likes it as much as you do.
POST 21Original post
Here are some more cars:
POST 22Original post
wow that 993 really looks good orient!
POST 23Original post
That just confirms it... that color is HOT.
POST 24Original post
Very clean.
POST 25Original post
Id sport it
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