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£99,395 - £234,400
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£1,246*
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£119,806
Colour guide
Porsche metallic - Agate grey
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Agate grey is a sleek, sophisticated colour option for the Porsche 911. It's a dark, muted grey hue with a metallic finish that adds a touch of shine to the car's sleek lines, and looks pretty stunning in direct sunlight. It's a timeless colour choice that will age well, and that pairs smartly with the 911's sporty design. Chances are it’ll prove popular on the used market, too.
Porsche metallic - Cherry
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Porsche metallic - GT silver
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GT silver gives the Porsche 911 a premium and luxurious look, without compromising the car’s inherent sportiness. This light silver hue with metallic finish accentuates the 911's iconic design, making it stand out on the road - particularly when the sun is out. It’ll prove popular amongst used buyers and will also be one of the easier colour options to keep looking clean.
Porsche metallic - Gentian Blue
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Gentian blue is a rich and vibrant colour option for the Porsche 911. It's a deep shade of blue that adds a touch of drama to the car's sporty design, but still makes for an appealingly athletic appearance. Blue is usually a pretty safe bet when the time to sell your car comes around too, which is always helpful for bolstering residual values.
Porsche metallic - Jet Black
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Jet black is a strong colour choice to go for if you’d prefer your 911 to not draw too much attention to itself. The deep, dark black finish gives the car a sleek, powerful appearance, and looks great when applied to the 911’s iconic design. As a pretty conservative colour option, it’ll be in good demand on the used market too. Just know it’ll be tough to keep looking clean in stormier winter months.
Porsche metallic - Sport Grey
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Porsche solid - Black
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This no cost colour option doesn’t benefit from any snazzy metallic finish, but that’s not to say it doesn’t look great when applied to the 911’s sleek and sporty design. Paired with larger alloy wheels it makes for a fairly menacing, aggressive look, and it’ll probably prove to be a popular choice with used buyers. You’ll have your work cut out for you keeping it clean in winter, though.
Porsche solid - Guards Red
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There are few pairings more iconic in the car world than a Porsche 911 in Guards red. This no-cost colour option looks fantastic when applied to the 911’s classic shape, and is the one to go for if you want your Porsche to really stand out from the crowd. Light layers of dust will be fairly well hidden by this colour choice too, which means you’ll spend less time keeping it clean in summer.
Porsche solid - Racing yellow
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Racing yellow is a vibrant and eye-catching colour option for the Porsche 911. It's a bright and bold shade of yellow that gives the car a sporty and energetic look, and it won’t cost you any extra money to option either - which is always a win. Yellow cars do a good job of hiding dust and light dirt, but come winter time it’ll show up a fair bit of muck. Still, it looks great on the 911.
Porsche solid - White
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As far as no-cost colour options go, White is a great choice for the 911. Equal parts sporty and sophisticated, this is a colour choice that will prove popular with buyers on the second hand market, and which looks particularly excellent when paired with darker alloy wheels. If you want a no-frills look for your 911, this is the colour to go for.
Porsche special metallic - Arctic grey
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Arctic grey is a reasonably dark shade of grey, and it’s one that brings an appealingly upmarket and elegant look to the 911’s inherently sporty design. It’ll likely show up a bit of muck and grime over winter months, but thanks to its metallic-effect finish it’ll also look pretty dazzling when the sun comes out. Conservative shades like this usually make for stronger residual values too.
Porsche special metallic - Ice grey
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Although this colour might be called Ice grey, in reality it’s more of a bright silver. That’s no bad thing, as 911’s look great in silver. This vibrant shade features an attractive metallic-effect finish that looks pretty stunning in bright sunlight, and being a lighter colour it’ll be much easier to keep looking clean too. Silver cars are a good bet if you want strong residual values too.
Porsche special metallic - Python green
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Python green certainly isn’t a colour for shrinking violets. This bold, punchy shade of green is almost impossible to miss, and it looks fantastic on the 911. Green cars are very much in fashion at the moment, but opting for an out-there colour such as Python green might mean your car’s residual values won’t be quite as strong as they could be further down the line, however.
Porsche special metallic - Ruby star neo
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Ruby star neo is a combination of red and pink, and will likely make for a pretty uncommon colour choice for the 911. Still, if you want to add a level of individuality to your new sports car, and go for something that’s a bit different from the norm, then Ruby star neo could be right up your street. You may find it doesn’t command residual values that are quite as strong as traditional silver, grey or black 911s though.
Porsche special metallic - Shade green
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Porsche special metallic - Shark blue
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Shark blue is another particularly vivid colour option for the 911. It's on the lighter end of the spectrum, and looks particularly snazzy when paired with gold or silver alloy wheels. With its massive rear wing and aggressive-looking bodywork, the 911 GT3 looks particularly awesome in Shark blue.
Porsche special metallic - Shore Blue
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Porsche two-tone metallic - White/Gentian blue
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Porsche special metallic - Crayon
£1,919
Chances are you’ll be in one of two camps when it comes to the Crayon colour: you’ll either think it looks like Porsche forgot to paint the car, or you’ll think it looks utterly fantastic. This is ultimately a pretty reserved colour option, but it’s still one that manages to look impressively sporty when applied to the 911 - particularly if you opt for some darker coloured alloy wheels.
Porsche special metallic - Carmine red
£2,207
Carmine red is a slightly darker shade than the no-cost Guards red option, but it still looks properly sporty when applied to the 911. Its metallic-effect finish looks excellent in bright sunlight too. It’s hard to dislike a red 911, and if you want your car to turn heads then Carmine red is a great colour to go for.
Paint to sample colour - Custom
£6,986
If none of Porsche’s factory colour options are quite to your tastes, you can opt to have your 911 painted in a custom colour of your choice. Your options are effectively endless here, but you’ll need to be prepared to pay a pretty high sum for the privilege.