I hope I still can do some changes, those combinations with espresso and cognac look amazing.
I case they don't let me change the leather color, I migt try to change the stitching, does anyone knows if espresso is an option?

 

Espresso is available.

The available colors are:
Silvergrey, Racing Yellow, Guards red, Black, White, Plaitum grey, Pebble grey, Cream, Yachting blue, Luxor beige, Aqua blue, Peridot, Bernstein orange, Agate grey, Limegold, Cognac, Espresso and Carrera red.

 

Thanks

 

For your colour exterior, Suzy is right, the espresso stitching would look really good.

 

I'M crossing fingers i can still do the changes!

 

The combination you suggested is really great, actually I wrote to my dealer to call Germany to try to make those changes, science this was On Sunday afternoon I guess he will read this tomorrow.
I got into the Mexican Porsche website where I ordered my car, but they don't have the bi tone natural leather (expresso-cognac).
Based on my mahogany metallic for exterior, what other options do you suggest? I thought trying to change the red stitching for expresso for the Luxor leather. I'm not really sure how would it look. Yesterday I saw a Ferrari w red stitching on beige interiors and I didn't go crazy for it.
I think stitching looks much better when it is lighter than the leather and not the inverse, but science I have to contrast the mahogany, I don't see many other options than beige, beige-black. But what color the stitching?
I think I won't be able to sleep again because if my Porsche obsession.
Thanks for your help.
H

 

The Espresso/Cognac isn't on every configurator yet. On the Swiss comfigurator it appeared last week, but I could order it more than 2 months ago, when it was introduced on te German and U.S website.
If they refuse it (can't imagine it why), I would opt for the two-tone Black/Luxor Beige, that has already deviated stitching on the dash in beige and you can, if you want, go for black stitching on the Luxor beige parts (seats, doorpanels) as an axtra option. The Lixor beige stitching on the dashboard and upper doorpanels comes as standard with the two-tone interiors

The other choice IMO is a full Luxor Beige interior, with stitching in Espresso.

I hope they let you make the changes you want. Keep us informed.

 

Thanks, my dealer is getting in touch with Germany.
So if they would let me do the changes for espresso cognac, would you leave the seat belts and sport chrono in red guard or what would of be a nice sporty contrast?
What about the stitching? I was thinking beige or cream with changes allowed. Or maybe still leave chrono, belts and stiching in red?

 

If you can get the Espresso/Cognac, you already get partly deviated stitching. That comes standard with that two-tone interior. The dashboard and the upper doorpanels are in Espresso leather with cognac stitching. The seats, lower doorpanels and armrests on the doorpanels are in cognac and don't have deviated stitching. You could get espresso stitching on these parts, which would look very classy IMO. That way the whole interior would be in Espresso/Cognac with the opposite colored stitching.

If you want colored dials I would get the white dials with this interior. Red doesn't match. i also wouldn't get colored seatbelts if it was my car. At least not with this interior.

Personally I think the guards red doesn't match with these colors. The Mahogony exterior has a classic, rich look IMO and I would make the interior also classic an rich in that car. But in the end it is your car and therefor your decision

 

As usual, I'm in total agreement with Suzy!

 

I did some better quality renders on my macbook.

White dials, leather center console trim, leather steering column, PCM package in leather, mahogony interior package.

For deviated stitching I would choose these options if it was my car:
24891 deviated stitching front & rear seats in Espresso
24905 deviated stitching rear side panels in Espresso
26741 deviated stitching door center panels in Espresso
26751 deviated stitching arm rests in Espresso
26761 deviated stitching door handles in Espresso
90027 deviated stitching for option XNS (leather steering column) in Cognac

 

Looks awesome but I'd retain the beige roof interior.

 

If that is possible, it would be an option indeed. I like dark roofs in cars, so didn't think of that I have no idea if that is possible to get the roof in, for example, Cognac Alcantara.

 

Looks amazing! I love the combination!
I would stay w aluminum instead of wood, make amazing contrast.
Still thinking about the seat belts, wouldn't like to keep them in black, but the only options would be beige or red.
I completely get the concept of classy you mentioned, that's why I chose the mahogany, but want to ad a sporty touch... Mmmm I slept 5 hours because of this, still waiting answer from Germany. My wife hates The words Porsche, stitching, configuration Lol.

 

Haha, I understand how you feel

Aluminium trim looks just as nice indeed and looks a bit more sporty. BTW, if you hate fingerprints, I would go for the brushed aluminium trim.
The seatbelts is a difficult one. I get your idea of bringing some sportiness in the interior, but IMO the guards red is too bright to match with this interior and the luxor beige is a completely different color than the cognac. Personally I would leave them black, but that's just my taste. Maybe you can ask if there are Espresso colored seatbelts available, but I don't think that it is possible.