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We'll have to wait until next year to see the 992 Porsche 911 customers taking delivery of the sportscar. Admittedly, the wait is not that long, but, to help Porschephiles pass the time, we constantly showcase the Neunelfer in various colors.
And our real-world 911 spotting adventure has brought us to the point where we can show you an example that comes dressed in Guards Red. Now, this is the kind of extrovert shade that doesn't scream in one's face, which means it should be a popular choice.
The example sitting in front of us comes with a black finish for the wheels and this creates a strong contrast. And we must also note the massive oval tailpipes, which mean the toy is gifted with the optional Sports Exhaust (the standard hardware comes with four round pipes).
Now, those of you who weren't tuned into our Neunelgfer tales might want to see the 2020 Porsche 911 in other shades. And we'll start with the kind of screaming color, namely Miami Blue (the sighting of this example took place before the official unveiling of the sportscar).
Of course, we've also brought you shades that might fly under a non-car person's radar, such as Chalk (we have to admit this is our favorite so far).
You should know that Porsche introduced a new color of the 992, namely Aventurine Green. We recently featured a 911 dressed in this hue, which, in our book, highlights the lavish side of the machine.
After all, we're talking about a car whose lineup will end up including over twenty derivatives, while the starting price should sit at around $100,000.
As some of you know, Porsche hasn't released the base Carrera yet, but the estimate above was made based on the $8,000 premium that the generation change brought for the Carrera S,which came to the world at the LA Auto Show last month.
The example sitting in front of us comes with a black finish for the wheels and this creates a strong contrast. And we must also note the massive oval tailpipes, which mean the toy is gifted with the optional Sports Exhaust (the standard hardware comes with four round pipes).
Now, those of you who weren't tuned into our Neunelgfer tales might want to see the 2020 Porsche 911 in other shades. And we'll start with the kind of screaming color, namely Miami Blue (the sighting of this example took place before the official unveiling of the sportscar).
Of course, we've also brought you shades that might fly under a non-car person's radar, such as Chalk (we have to admit this is our favorite so far).
You should know that Porsche introduced a new color of the 992, namely Aventurine Green. We recently featured a 911 dressed in this hue, which, in our book, highlights the lavish side of the machine.
After all, we're talking about a car whose lineup will end up including over twenty derivatives, while the starting price should sit at around $100,000.
As some of you know, Porsche hasn't released the base Carrera yet, but the estimate above was made based on the $8,000 premium that the generation change brought for the Carrera S,which came to the world at the LA Auto Show last month.
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