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A 1999 nectarine over nephrite green (with red accents) 911. I am not kidding.
I am serious that people should order cars like this. Way too many black, grey, silvers with boooooring interiors. While I may not want this color combo, I can dig the concept (especially since he went with a classic 911 color on the exterior). A car is meant to be fun and I am sure the dude that drove this giggled everytime he got in the car.
If you have a car with this level of color customization, I might buy it. Especially if the exterior is either turquoise, mexico, or riviera blue (or any early 70's color).
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...TAFSRCHUSDTEXT
That's really hideous. Go ahead and order one like that, then try to sell it. Yuck! I'll stick with my "boring" Atlas over black supple leather, thank you.
Justinmm2 - I agree. Signal, conda, viper, kelly, mexico, aubergine, riviera - you name it - all super cool. I plan on ordering my next one in one of those colors. Check out the 997 board, a gent ordered a turqoise blue 997s that looks incredible.
First I saw the post with the artist rendering of what the Panamera will look like, and now this. It has been a tough day on the stomach.
As for the point, interesting colors are great. Ugly colors are still ugly.
Supposedly this was a 'listers car. I still think you have to appreciate the concept. The guy took more time figuring out the color of his vents than most people do their entire car.
It is growing on me.... (hee hee). Ok, maybe not.
At first glance the over the top colors look nice and different but, the novelty can wear off qwickly and can become an eye soar. I could never figure out why jet liners flight decks where so ugly always grey or beige color, they studied this and the reason is because they are easy on the eyes and not as fatiquing.
I think I like it! You are all to negative and everybody is always thinking inside the box! I am glad someone had the guts to order something unique!!
It's only too bad he couldn't just order a smoking jacket in those colors and wear it only inside his own house....who the hell (and what was he smoking or injecting, snorthing??) would order something this hidious...wait maybe he wanted to camouflage his ugliness by ordering an even uglier design.
OK, Tangerine I can maybe see, kinda red, kinda orange. But what makes someone get a mint green interior with that color exterior?? Tan would make sense. Natural brown maybe, black - sure. But vomit green? About as nice looking as that freaky dude wearing the tangerine one-piece!
