Bentley Speed Six Continuation Series #3 Presented to Owner
Crewe, England - Many a Bentley owner’s love of the marque begins in childhood, and the owner of the third of twelve Speed Six Continuation Series …
Tag: green
EU Market Find: 2000 Evergreen “Clownshoe”
This particular BMW M Coupé isn't low mileage, though not hatefully high. It's not a one-off BMW Individual paint, though it is fairly rare. At the t…
Two Special Broad Arrow Porsches Star in Hagerty Film, Both Mint Green
This is the first time the stunning Mint Green (mintgrün; non-metallic UNI; 22R; Porsche) pair have been together on film, providing a rare chance to…
Market Find: Singer Dynamics and Lightweighting Study at Graham Rahal Performance
The DLS formula for Singer reimaginings is a remarkable thing. Launched in 2018, it created perhaps the ultimate specification for a classic 911, comp…
Market Find: 2020 BMW Individual Java Green M4 Competition
Java is an incredibly dynamic green- loud, but not obnoxious- at least to us. This M4 Competition's prior owner took that Comp badge to heart, adding…
Market Find: Audi exclusive RS 6 performance Looking Good in Matte Green
Factory matte paint is always something special. More expensive than your usual paint to sample shades, it demands a certain premium up front and can …
When You Build a Mint Green 911 GT3 RS and It’s All About the Interior
It’s hard to imagine building a brand new Porsche 911 GT 3 RS in Paint to Sample Mint Green (mintgrün; non-metallic UNI; 22R; Porsche) and…
Market Find: 2025 Audi RS 7 Sportback in Goodwood Green
We are always, and I mean always, fans of dealer salespeople getting the jump on tailored builds by posting them to enthusiasts on social media. We’…
Market Find: 2019 Volkswagen Spektrum Viper Green Golf R
We've covered Spektrum Golf R's here before, and each time one pops up it's admittedly somewhat of a surprise. Cult following, roughly 200 built (33 i…
EU Market Find: Great Spec B5 Audi A4 Avant in Laurel Green
It's cars like this that make our staff come to blows. Why? Perhaps a better question is why not?