What is deal with Sand Yellow?
Dec 11, 2010 | 12:31 PM
#22
Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 270
I wouldn't say no to a yellow cayenne with a hefty discount!!
Flashy, yes. Ugly yes but who cares. The interior rocks.
We took delivery of my friend's Jet Black Cayenne S. It made me drool the whole time.. Started thinking of Replacing the wife's A6 as an excuse so I can drive it
Flashy, yes. Ugly yes but who cares. The interior rocks.
We took delivery of my friend's Jet Black Cayenne S. It made me drool the whole time.. Started thinking of Replacing the wife's A6 as an excuse so I can drive it
Dec 11, 2010 | 07:33 PM
#30
Teamspeed's Mr. Spock
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 6,947
From: Los Angeles
I have a bright yellow Audi wagon, love it.
My next Turbo/GT or non Porsche sports car will only be a bright color like yellow, orange, neon green, or maybe red (a little tame for a bright color).
My philosohpy is exactly that, I bought the car for ME, not for some theoretical used car buyer a few years down the line.
And if I was into trucks, and the thing had a third pedal, I would totally consider it.
Black, silver, and gray is for when you are so old that you should probably get a chauffer anyway.
And lastly, both my 996 Turbo and GT2 were Speed Yellow.
My next Turbo/GT or non Porsche sports car will only be a bright color like yellow, orange, neon green, or maybe red (a little tame for a bright color).
My philosohpy is exactly that, I bought the car for ME, not for some theoretical used car buyer a few years down the line.
And if I was into trucks, and the thing had a third pedal, I would totally consider it.
Black, silver, and gray is for when you are so old that you should probably get a chauffer anyway.
And lastly, both my 996 Turbo and GT2 were Speed Yellow.