Red/Tan Cabrio, need your opinion
Hey guys, first post and I need your feedback. I purchased a Red/Tan Ferrari 355 spider in 2004 and loved the color on that car. Besides all F Cars need to be red, right ?
Her is the situation: I am looking at a red/tan 2007 997S Cab as a more daily driver. It has full leather, Sport Chrono, Turbo Wheels, navi, and PSE. Car has 7K on it. Two questions: 1) Car is priced at $88,500 and is CPO. Is that a fair deal? 2) Will the red/tan hurt on resale ? I do want red but wanted a black interior. My intention is to keep the car 3 -4 years. In lookin at all of the ads I see very few red 997s, mostly black, silver, white, etc. Thanks for the help. |
Post pics of the 355!!!
Sorry I can't help on your other questions. I do like black interior with red though, gives it a sportier look. Good Luck |
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Originally Posted by cayenned
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Post pics of the 355!!!
Sorry I can't help on your other questions. I do like black interior with red though, gives it a sportier look. Good Luck |
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Originally Posted by cayenned
(Post 1662660)
Post pics of the 355!!!
Sorry I can't help on your other questions. I do like black interior with red though, gives it a sportier look. Good Luck |
Tan will not affect resale. Condition of car affects resale.
I'm a red/tan lover as well, and both my past two were this color combo. Would definitely do it again. |
tan is better on a cab anyway....black = too hot
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Looks like the boat is trying to bred with the Ferrai...can't blame it....
Originally Posted by Porsche Fanatic
(Post 1662698)
1998 355
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Originally Posted by cdaniels
(Post 1663532)
Looks like the boat is trying to bred with the Ferrai...can't blame it....
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Well, at the end of last year I remember a sales person for Porsche telling me that red/tan was the hardest car to sell and a they sell their used ones for a discounted price to get rid of them. I have a 68 280sl red/tan and looks great...much better than red/black. The ferrari also looks great red/tan.. But when I bought my Targa I bought in red/black. Some red cars look better with tan others with black...IMHO.
abe |
Originally Posted by abe911
(Post 1663980)
Well, at the end of last year I remember a sales person for Porsche telling me that red/tan was the hardest car to sell and a they sell their used ones for a discounted price to get rid of them.
Get what YOU like, and either black or tan works perfectly with Guards: http://www.bumperplugs.com/images/C4...nsetEdited.jpg http://www.bumperplugs.com/images997...igeVsBlack.jpg One caveat: in the pics above, the black interior turbo cab has been lowered and spacers added, so it will always appear more menacing. :) |
I loved it
Well, I loved the red exterior.
However, I decided on black on black instead after getting input from friends, girlfriends. The most common comment I had was that, 'it was a girlie colour on a Porsche'. |
It never ceases to amuse me how people fret over color and resale. Worried about depreciation? Buy a Civic and when you are through with it cancel the insurance and drive it off a bridge. It will still cost you less than the highest resale Porsche you can find. Get what you like. Period.
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Eric,
That's a fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine chop! Love the first one (grey/black interior)! |
Honest, the salesman was at Rusnak Pasadena!
hilarious
Originally Posted by Eric (Plug Guy)
(Post 1664294)
That is such BS (what salesman said)...he must have had a red/black one on the lot. hilarious
Get what YOU like, and either black or tan works perfectly with Guards: http://www.bumperplugs.com/images/C4...nsetEdited.jpg http://www.bumperplugs.com/images997...igeVsBlack.jpg One caveat: in the pics above, the black interior turbo cab has been lowered and spacers added, so it will always appear more menacing. :) abe |
Red w/ black interior gives it a much more sporty look, while the tan interior gives the car a classy look.. so it's up 2 u
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