Photo: 911r_porsche on Instagram
With Zuffenhausen bringing only 991 units of the 2017 911 R to the world, it's no wonder that the 500 hp hero is a living icon, with go-fast aficionados keeping track of as many examples as possible.
Few other incarnations of the Neunelfer have led to such a widely-followed hue play and we're here to deliver the freshest example of the three-pedal special to have landed on social media.
This 911 R also happens to be one of the most striking we've seen to date and it's all thaks to the fact that the Porscha mixes two screaming hues.
The base color of the car is Maritime Blue (that's Code 38B, for all you Porschephilles), with this shade having the power to make any 911 model stand out among its own kind, so it's only normal that this makes the R stand out like nothing else.
Then we have the stripes - these elements have been a source of controversy ever since the 911 R's debut at last year's Geneva Motor Show. On this example, the stripes come in Spring Yellow and, to be honest, we can't wait to see this rear-engined coupe setting wheel on the street and forcing the winter to retreat.
Spring Yellow is also present inside the Neunelfer. Zoom in on the image above and you'll notice the hue on the seat belts. According to the Instagram description of the image, Spring Yellow is also present on the stretches of fabric that replace the door handles, as well as on the Porsche logos on the doors. Factor in the door entry sill guards, which mix a carbon fiber layout with yellow illumination and we end up with a completely jolly take.
Oh, and we must also mention that the 911 R decals on the sides of the 500 hp toy also come in Spring Yellow. So, no matter of the angle you choose when beholding this R, you can't miss the said hue.
This 911 R also happens to be one of the most striking we've seen to date and it's all thaks to the fact that the Porscha mixes two screaming hues.
The base color of the car is Maritime Blue (that's Code 38B, for all you Porschephilles), with this shade having the power to make any 911 model stand out among its own kind, so it's only normal that this makes the R stand out like nothing else.
Then we have the stripes - these elements have been a source of controversy ever since the 911 R's debut at last year's Geneva Motor Show. On this example, the stripes come in Spring Yellow and, to be honest, we can't wait to see this rear-engined coupe setting wheel on the street and forcing the winter to retreat.
Spring Yellow is also present inside the Neunelfer. Zoom in on the image above and you'll notice the hue on the seat belts. According to the Instagram description of the image, Spring Yellow is also present on the stretches of fabric that replace the door handles, as well as on the Porsche logos on the doors. Factor in the door entry sill guards, which mix a carbon fiber layout with yellow illumination and we end up with a completely jolly take.
Oh, and we must also mention that the 911 R decals on the sides of the 500 hp toy also come in Spring Yellow. So, no matter of the angle you choose when beholding this R, you can't miss the said hue.
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