Carrera GT Options and Colours
Discussion
I think you will find that it was available in six paint colours:
- solid black
- metallic black
- "Fayence" yellow (a bit darker than signal yellow)
- solid red
- seal grey
- some dopey silver
and in four interiors:
- black
- grey
- a terracotta-like reddish-brown
- medium brown with black accents
After production had ramped up, you could also specify a custom colour, for a price.
- solid black
- metallic black
- "Fayence" yellow (a bit darker than signal yellow)
- solid red
- seal grey
- some dopey silver
and in four interiors:
- black
- grey
- a terracotta-like reddish-brown
- medium brown with black accents
After production had ramped up, you could also specify a custom colour, for a price.
997GT3 said:
What shade is Dopey silver? Was that a Carrera GT only colour?
Dopey silver is any silver.IIRC, in this case it was a silver devised specifically and "uniquely" for the CGT, but subsequently Porsche offered it on other cars, which of course is their typical ploy to eke out a bit more profit whilst undercutting existing customers.
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?

cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?


cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?


cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?

Fittster said:
cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?

cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?


Edited by Pugsey on Thursday 6th September 16:11
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?

cardigankid said:
flemke said:
cardigankid said:
Why don't you order a GT2, at least as much street cred, just as fast, and keep the change?

I can tell you that the CGT looks a lot more different from a Boxster than the new GT2 does from all the other 911 variants.
As for performance, although Rohrl allegedly did a 7:29 at the NS in the new GT2, on equal tyres the CGT is fundamentally quicker - 10% lighter, much better aero, more power, lower CoG, lower polar moment. It's no contest.
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