718 Cayman Spec & Colours- what have you gone for?
Discussion
Si-3PO said:
J.M.T said:
Stunning. Can't wait for mine which is about 4 weeks away.
I really love the front bumper but wasn't keen on the rear so didn't go for the option.
What other options did you go for
Car looks amazing
Thanks, full spec is :I really love the front bumper but wasn't keen on the rear so didn't go for the option.
What other options did you go for
Car looks amazing
Crayon
Carrera Sport wheels gloss black
Sport-Tex Black
Sports seats Plus 2-way
718 logo painted black
Park-Assist F&R
SportDesign package black
Headlight cleaning system painted black
Rear side intake grills painted black
Bi-Xenon PDSL in black
PDK
Sport PASM
Sport Chrono
Sports exhaust in black
GT sport steering wheel
Seat heating
Passenger footwell net
Interior package painted
Smoking package
BOSE
Yup, definitely mine, always park off that end of Warwick Street and before we moved out of town I took my cars to the place.
So I think you mentioned you were in games software development, are you at Playground by any chance? I could still do with a Porsche approved hex code for Crayon if you have one by any chance
So I think you mentioned you were in games software development, are you at Playground by any chance? I could still do with a Porsche approved hex code for Crayon if you have one by any chance
Si-3PO said:
Yup, definitely mine, always park off that end of Warwick Street and before we moved out of town I took my cars to the place.
So I think you mentioned you were in games software development, are you at Playground by any chance? I could still do with a Porsche approved hex code for Crayon if you have one by any chance
No, I know a lot of people there though, used to work with them for a long time. I work on mobile games now. Not sure if we've got crayon on a car at the moment, I'll have a look tomorrow. So I think you mentioned you were in games software development, are you at Playground by any chance? I could still do with a Porsche approved hex code for Crayon if you have one by any chance
DJMC said:
I can't work out what colour Crayon is?
Is is a kind of off-white, or greyish?
Is is a kind of off-white, or greyish?
Reminds me of a discussion with some female colleagues about fabric colours. They described a suit colour as "stone", which to me seemed bizarre, as stone is to me a material group, and not one of any single defined colour. I thought it was maybe a female thing to refer to colours that didn't seem to describe them, but car manufacturers clearly do so for both sexes.
Is Crayon a new colour for the 718? I am not sure it was an option when I spec'ed mine, but I do think it looks great. Sometimes wonder if I should have been braver about colour choice, but then I take another look at what I bought, and I still like it.
Liam
My late Dad would have pushed me towards GR or silver, he thought they were the only proper Porsche colours. Personally I like white because it doesn't show dirt or stone chips too badly, and I have collected a lot of the former, and a few of the latter already.
The slightly more "out there" colours are probably not for boring old me, but Crayon, Graphite Blue Metallic (which seems to me not graphite, nor blue, nor metallic) and Miami Blue are all stunning. On a recent trip to China I was telling a (Chinese) mate about my new car, and told him we probably wouldn't see one in Changzhou. About 2 hours later we were parking up outside a restaurant and I noticed a familiar back end poking out of a small workshop. It was a Guards Red 718 Cayman with black interior, being valeted. "That's what I bought, but in white!"
3 days later, was crossing the road with a few other mates in Shanghai when a Lava Orange 718 Cayman S came round the corner. They are everywhere, and in some great colours! Must make a point of seeing a Crayon 718 in the flesh/metal.
Liam
The slightly more "out there" colours are probably not for boring old me, but Crayon, Graphite Blue Metallic (which seems to me not graphite, nor blue, nor metallic) and Miami Blue are all stunning. On a recent trip to China I was telling a (Chinese) mate about my new car, and told him we probably wouldn't see one in Changzhou. About 2 hours later we were parking up outside a restaurant and I noticed a familiar back end poking out of a small workshop. It was a Guards Red 718 Cayman with black interior, being valeted. "That's what I bought, but in white!"
3 days later, was crossing the road with a few other mates in Shanghai when a Lava Orange 718 Cayman S came round the corner. They are everywhere, and in some great colours! Must make a point of seeing a Crayon 718 in the flesh/metal.
Liam
Si-3PO said:
Why lol?
Fashion grey Spyder with crayon sample on the bonnet. When I saw the crayon Panamera at PEC I was convinced it was fashion grey.
LOL because grey seems so odd to be in fashion. Especially as all we see on today's roads is grey, white, black. When I was looking at colours in 2015, on a highway in Florida, my wife commented "Look, every single car is grey, white, or black." They were.Fashion grey Spyder with crayon sample on the bonnet. When I saw the crayon Panamera at PEC I was convinced it was fashion grey.
Edited by Si-3PO on Wednesday 2nd August 12:10
Still it looks a little less primer-ish than that other Porsche Primer colour... Graphite is it? Crayon looks like the top coat at least.
LiamH66 said:
My late Dad would have pushed me towards GR or silver, he thought they were the only proper Porsche colours. Personally I like white because it doesn't show dirt or stone chips too badly, and I have collected a lot of the former, and a few of the latter already.
The slightly more "out there" colours are probably not for boring old me, but Crayon, Graphite Blue Metallic (which seems to me not graphite, nor blue, nor metallic) and Miami Blue are all stunning. On a recent trip to China I was telling a (Chinese) mate about my new car, and told him we probably wouldn't see one in Changzhou. About 2 hours later we were parking up outside a restaurant and I noticed a familiar back end poking out of a small workshop. It was a Guards Red 718 Cayman with black interior, being valeted. "That's what I bought, but in white!"
3 days later, was crossing the road with a few other mates in Shanghai when a Lava Orange 718 Cayman S came round the corner. They are everywhere, and in some great colours! Must make a point of seeing a Crayon 718 in the flesh/metal.
Liam
I think Graphite Blue Metallic would be better named as Graphite Blue Barely Metallic. It's a bit of a chameleon colour which changes a lot under different lighting situations. On a dull overcast day it looks like primer, on a bright sunny day you can see the flakes in the paint if you're standing next to it. The only colour I've seen which is similar is BMWs yas marina blue, you need to get really close to that before the metallic effect becomes apparent. That said, it has a lot more flake in than Graphite Blue.The slightly more "out there" colours are probably not for boring old me, but Crayon, Graphite Blue Metallic (which seems to me not graphite, nor blue, nor metallic) and Miami Blue are all stunning. On a recent trip to China I was telling a (Chinese) mate about my new car, and told him we probably wouldn't see one in Changzhou. About 2 hours later we were parking up outside a restaurant and I noticed a familiar back end poking out of a small workshop. It was a Guards Red 718 Cayman with black interior, being valeted. "That's what I bought, but in white!"
3 days later, was crossing the road with a few other mates in Shanghai when a Lava Orange 718 Cayman S came round the corner. They are everywhere, and in some great colours! Must make a point of seeing a Crayon 718 in the flesh/metal.
Liam
I'm having some trouble with my boot lid. Many times when I try to close it, it doesn't go all the way down. And when that happens I have to take out my keyfob and reopen it. It only closes properly when I give it a really firm press or slam it.
My dealer said this is the case with all cars. Is this really true?
My dealer said this is the case with all cars. Is this really true?
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