Color Check: White on White 911 GT3 at Porsche Zentrum Stuttgart Circa 2009
There’s no doubt white on white, i.e. white body with white wheels, was definitely popular at Porsche in the 1980s. Cars like the 968 Clubsport…
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Color Check: Paint to Sample X Blue on Porsche 911 Turbo S Lightweight “000” Commission at Porsche Main Line
Porsche is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the 911 Turbo this year, and 000 Magazine is doing the same this coming weekend with their Turbo…
Color Check: Porsche Pure White on New 911 GT3 Weissach Package
Following Porsche’s premiere of the new 911 GT3 and GT3 Touring, Porsche dropped a new round of marketing shots on their social media feed. In…
Color Check: Porsche Oak Green Metallic Neo in New 911 GT3 Touring Marketing Shots
Porsche just revealed the updated 911 GT3 Touring and has followed that up with a few more shots of the launch car specification. That car…
Color Check: Revisiting Borusan Turkish Blue by BMW Welt / BMW Museum
This isn’t the first time we’ve featured BMW Individual Borusan Turkish Blue (borusantürkischblau; non-metallic uni; P9E; BMW). Just a few weeks ago, BMW M shared…
Color Check: UK Market Audi RS 4 Avant edition 25 years
Near as we can tell, Imola Yellow first hit the market on the B5 S4, continuing as a regular standard color on S4 and RS…
Color Check: Ascari Blue and Neodym Gold Matte on New Audi RS Q8
In the context of the new and facelift RS Q8, Ascari Blue isn’t an Audi exclusive color. Nevertheless, getting a closer look at the color…
Color Check: Audi exclusive Piemont Red A5 Cabriolet at Audi Forum in 2012
Check out the specification sheet of the Audi A5 Cabriolet you see here and you’ll note it is incredibly expensive. That is so because it’s…
Color Check: BMW Individual Urban Green Solid on XM
BMW M continues to share ideas of what you can do with its BMW Individual paint program, this time painting a figuratively green SUV like…
Color Check: M3 CS in BMW Individual Signal Green Solid
Signal Green is a common name thrown out over the years. While perhaps not as ubiquitously used as say a British Racing Green, we’re guessing…