Best looking color on a panamera?
#31
07-07-2010, 05:18 AM
Hope so! I saw a Ruby/Black and honestly the dark interior takes away from the lines of the car for some reason... This is why I got a light tint. I would look at both in person if you could and see the difference.
#32
07-07-2010, 10:34 AM
So far, of all the colors I've seen in person the only color I really don't like is the cognac. The Panamera really needs at least 20" wheels to make it pop, IMO. I saw a white S last week with 18s and it looks like it could be rental car. Today I saw a black 4S with the 19" turbo wheels and it also looked blah to me. White and black are two of my preferred colors for the Panamera, yet these cars didn't appeal to me at all.
I wouldn't give blue a second thought, but LRDog's car just proves how the right wheels truly complete this badass automobile.
I wouldn't give blue a second thought, but LRDog's car just proves how the right wheels truly complete this badass automobile.
#33
07-07-2010, 04:54 PM
i've seen the luxor beige, the yachting blue/cream combo and the cognac in person, but I am really partial to the black right now. I need to see it in person. Which is the darkest 'beige' besides the expresso which I hear is awesome in person?
#34
07-07-2010, 04:58 PM
So far, of all the colors I've seen in person the only color I really don't like is the cognac. The Panamera really needs at least 20" wheels to make it pop, IMO. I saw a white S last week with 18s and it looks like it could be rental car. Today I saw a black 4S with the 19" turbo wheels and it also looked blah to me. White and black are two of my preferred colors for the Panamera, yet these cars didn't appeal to me at all.
I wouldn't give blue a second thought, but LRDog's car just proves how the right wheels truly complete this badass automobile.
I wouldn't give blue a second thought, but LRDog's car just proves how the right wheels truly complete this badass automobile.
#35
07-08-2010, 08:33 AM
Figure 90% of all Panameras as with most luxury cars will be White, Black, Gray or Silver. So I’d recommend something with some punch like:
Green
Ruby
Aqua
I saw a Green with Espresso interior and it was amazing (but then again I’m partial to green and I like rare/unique colors)!
I’m years from owning one so I doubt I’ll get a color I really want. That’s the benefit/problem with Porsche’s. It’s great if you are buying new as you don’t have to get big packages of options but can just select whatever is important for you. However, it’s a pain when buying used as it’s difficult to know what a car has (sometimes) or difficult to find one with the options you want.
Green
Ruby
Aqua
I saw a Green with Espresso interior and it was amazing (but then again I’m partial to green and I like rare/unique colors)!
I’m years from owning one so I doubt I’ll get a color I really want. That’s the benefit/problem with Porsche’s. It’s great if you are buying new as you don’t have to get big packages of options but can just select whatever is important for you. However, it’s a pain when buying used as it’s difficult to know what a car has (sometimes) or difficult to find one with the options you want.
#36
07-08-2010, 05:44 PM
Figure 90% of all Panameras as with most luxury cars will be White, Black, Gray or Silver. So I’d recommend something with some punch like:
Green
Ruby
Aqua
I saw a Green with Espresso interior and it was amazing (but then again I’m partial to green and I like rare/unique colors)!
I’m years from owning one so I doubt I’ll get a color I really want. That’s the benefit/problem with Porsche’s. It’s great if you are buying new as you don’t have to get big packages of options but can just select whatever is important for you. However, it’s a pain when buying used as it’s difficult to know what a car has (sometimes) or difficult to find one with the options you want.
Green
Ruby
Aqua
I saw a Green with Espresso interior and it was amazing (but then again I’m partial to green and I like rare/unique colors)!
I’m years from owning one so I doubt I’ll get a color I really want. That’s the benefit/problem with Porsche’s. It’s great if you are buying new as you don’t have to get big packages of options but can just select whatever is important for you. However, it’s a pain when buying used as it’s difficult to know what a car has (sometimes) or difficult to find one with the options you want.
#38
06-21-2012, 10:30 PM
Hey LRDog, my gf and I would love to see photos of your Panny. Can you email them to me @ wetwork999@gmail.com
Thanks in advance. For some reason the photos you linked are not visible on my Mac.
~Andy
Thanks in advance. For some reason the photos you linked are not visible on my Mac.
~Andy
What color is the inside? White is a great looking color but with the wrong interior......
Took the Panny to Cars and Coffee today and the people that came up to talk about the car was simply amazing. I know there are those that don't car b/c of the design but I think the number of people who feel differently definitely out number the them..... I literally couldn't walk away to check out the other cars at the event for people coming up and commenting and wanting to see the car.... It was great fun!
Here's a couple pics from this morning (it was about the time everything was breaking up......)
Took the Panny to Cars and Coffee today and the people that came up to talk about the car was simply amazing. I know there are those that don't car b/c of the design but I think the number of people who feel differently definitely out number the them..... I literally couldn't walk away to check out the other cars at the event for people coming up and commenting and wanting to see the car.... It was great fun!
Here's a couple pics from this morning (it was about the time everything was breaking up......)
#39
06-23-2012, 05:47 PM
[QUOTE=Cbad308;3574489]Hey LRDog, my gf and I would love to see photos of your Panny. Can you email them to me @ wetwork999@gmail.com
Thanks in advance. For some reason the photos you linked are not visible on my Mac.
~Andy[/QUOTE
I think he sold it! But, it was an awesome car!
Thanks in advance. For some reason the photos you linked are not visible on my Mac.
~Andy[/QUOTE
I think he sold it! But, it was an awesome car!
#41
06-27-2012, 06:02 PM
Personally I think white or black looks sharp. However, the macadamia colour from the 991 would look stunning on a Panamera.
If only it was an option.
If only it was an option.
#43
06-27-2012, 09:28 PM
I prefer the Aqua blue to the Yachting Blue, as it stands out more to me. I have to say though, I recently saw a Carmine Red GTS in Miami and fell in love with the Panamera in that color. It seems to befit the GTS intentions perfectly.
I also liked the Ruby Red in person, but after mulling it over (and seeing the Carmine Red GTS) it just seemed too plain. I mean, you can get a Lexus or Camry in the maroon red, same color, and looks boring on those cars.
My vote goes to Carmine Red. And GTS.
I also liked the Ruby Red in person, but after mulling it over (and seeing the Carmine Red GTS) it just seemed too plain. I mean, you can get a Lexus or Camry in the maroon red, same color, and looks boring on those cars.
My vote goes to Carmine Red. And GTS.
#45
06-27-2012, 11:44 PM
I prefer the Aqua blue to the Yachting Blue, as it stands out more to me. I have to say though, I recently saw a Carmine Red GTS in Miami and fell in love with the Panamera in that color. It seems to befit the GTS intentions perfectly.
I also liked the Ruby Red in person, but after mulling it over (and seeing the Carmine Red GTS) it just seemed too plain. I mean, you can get a Lexus or Camry in the maroon red, same color, and looks boring on those cars.
My vote goes to Carmine Red. And GTS.
I also liked the Ruby Red in person, but after mulling it over (and seeing the Carmine Red GTS) it just seemed too plain. I mean, you can get a Lexus or Camry in the maroon red, same color, and looks boring on those cars.
My vote goes to Carmine Red. And GTS.