When it comes to the Porsche 911 GT3 colors, enthusiasts can be split into three main camps. There are those who prefer screaming hues, such as Miami Blue, those who go for the classic choices (silver, white or black), as well as those who choose shades that stand out, but without screaming at one.
Well, we're here for a little color comparo regarding the 991.2 incarnations of the GT Division Neunelfer. And, thanks to the Instagram post at the bottom of the page, we can show you a Brewster Green incarnation of the GT3 Touring Package and a non-TP GT3 dressed in Polar Silver Metallic.
Both Porschas have recently been delivered to Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium, with this allowing us to properly compare them, as they were shot in identical lighting conditions, which were as bright as they get.
The Instagram-based Porsche registry that brought these images to us also delivered a few explanations, which add some context to these splendid hues: "These photos do a great job of showing how Brewster looks under the sun, as this is about as green as the color gets. Polar Silver may draw comparisons to Rhodium Silver, but when both are side by side the differences are more notable,"
The Brewster machine comes with Satin Platinum wheels, while its all-LED headlights, with their silver inner graphics, stand out. Oh, and let's not forget the steel brakes of the thing. As for the cabin, this brings a mix between the full bucket seats and the stick shift adorning the center console (all Tourings come in three-pedal form, remember?).
As for the Polar Silver rear-engined delight, this is a PDK configuration, one that also features Satin Platinum wheels, along with Bi-Xenon headlights and steel brakes. Once again, the full bucket seats, which are shared with the mighty 918 Spyder, are present.
Both Porschas have recently been delivered to Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium, with this allowing us to properly compare them, as they were shot in identical lighting conditions, which were as bright as they get.
The Instagram-based Porsche registry that brought these images to us also delivered a few explanations, which add some context to these splendid hues: "These photos do a great job of showing how Brewster looks under the sun, as this is about as green as the color gets. Polar Silver may draw comparisons to Rhodium Silver, but when both are side by side the differences are more notable,"
The Brewster machine comes with Satin Platinum wheels, while its all-LED headlights, with their silver inner graphics, stand out. Oh, and let's not forget the steel brakes of the thing. As for the cabin, this brings a mix between the full bucket seats and the stick shift adorning the center console (all Tourings come in three-pedal form, remember?).
As for the Polar Silver rear-engined delight, this is a PDK configuration, one that also features Satin Platinum wheels, along with Bi-Xenon headlights and steel brakes. Once again, the full bucket seats, which are shared with the mighty 918 Spyder, are present.