I have poo brown aka cocoa and I like it! It's not my first choice, which is black, but I'm still very happy with it!

 

Not sure if it will hurt 'resale value', but IMHO it will certainly be harder to sell when you wish to unload it in the future compared to an all black interior. In fact, I personally passed up on a TTS with that exact combination at a Porsche dealership in Scottsdale, AZ. The car was there for quite a while before it finally sold. I am certain that the dealership had to discount it quite a bit- since it didn't sell until 3 months after I made my inquiry.

 

Cocoa is fantastic. It would be my first option if I was custom ordering a car.

 

Cocoa with White/Red/Yellow I have seen in person, and I like it.

 

I really like the cocao, just make sure you check the matching brown plastic trim of the car when buying an used one.
I saw one with high mileage on it where the brown coating started to wear off around the key hole and light switch. This really made me question whether it was a rough previous owner or just the quality of the brown coating on top of the standard black plastic...

Edit:

Here is the car I'm talking about.
Fair enough it has high mileage (50k miles), but also the driver seat has some noticeable side damage.

Is it common for non-black plastic parts to get damaged like this after 3,5 years of intensive wear?

 

Thanks for your opinion everyone.

I watched the car on ebay and after inquiring about it yesterday, it seems like they sold it. Hard to really know the color unless you see it in person. I did really like the Cocoa top with the white and also like the Cab in the Gray with the Cocoa top.

The asking price started at $139K and was at $123K this past week. That seemed like a great price for a 2010 PDK Turbo Cab that was CPO'd with 14K miles. My only guess is that the combination of the interior color and the miles (and the economy!) drove the price down over the past month.

I've noticed that 2010 PDK turbos in general must have the right options or they sit (many have comfort seats unfortunately). They seem to be dropping in price very quickly but many sellers/dealers are not ready to admit this. Heck there are a lot of 2009 Turbos still listed in the 115K range.

I'm hopeful the PDK Turbos will gravitate closer to the 100K mark within the next year.

Thanks again for your opinions - I'm still shopping for my next Porsche.

 

I love my Macadamia/Cocoa with deviating stitching. Gets tons of compliments. I wouldn't have any other color interior.

http://www.motorcargroup.com/web/vehicle_photos/673891

 

No not for me. I do like Sand beige a lot and at a push I may consider Terra cotta if the colour combo was right.

 

Winning Combo. Very tasteful.

 

elegant but i prefer red interior than brown but still very elegant

 

Cocoa works great with Meteor Gray.

 

Aqua Blue Metallic with full Cocoa leather