Apricot Beige | Rennbow - The Porsche Color Wiki (2024)

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What is the color code for the Porsche apricot beige? ›

Verify your Porsche's color code is '548/E4' before ordering.

Irish Green, a color as timeless as the sports car itself, has been a part of Porsche's legacy since the early 1960s. Irish Green also has the distinction of being Wolfgang Porsche's favorite. First seen on the 356C in 1964, it quickly became a favorite among Porsche enthusiasts and adorned the original 911.

Here's a Porsche exterior colour that's been a mainstay for years. Up until 2012 it was called Speed Yellow before a subtle rebrand into the name we know it as today – Racing Yellow. Bright without being blindingly so, warm without being searing, it's a hue that illuminates every Porsche model that it dresses.

Porsche Fountain Blue Metallic is one of the rarest 997.1 colors, making even unusual colors like Nordic Gold, and Malachite Green look positively common in comparison.

The first prototype of the 911, the 901/01 of 1962, meanwhile, was a clean, simple white. By 1966, the colour spectrum already encompassed 30 special colours, including for the first time four metallic paints: Dark Red Metallic, Blue Metallic, Silver Metallic and Dark Green Metallic.

Porsche color selections

In Europe, Jet Black Metallic is the most common choice for the 911, the Cayenne, and the Panamera. In the U.S., customers prefer standard black only for the 911 and the Cayenne, while white is the favorite for all other model series.

White is the overwhelmingly most popular car color in 45 of 50 states, while black is the most popular in the remaining five.

Silvers and greys will always re-sell well, as will metallic dark blues and the more restrained reds.

The steely-eyed McQueen's co-star for the film's memorable opening scenes is a Slate Gray 1970 Porsche 911S.

Light-colored cars such as gray, silver, tan, or beige are considered the easiest to keep clean. These colors are typically more reflective, which helps camouflage dirt and other imperfections, giving the car a cleaner look.

What colour car holds its value best? ›

Although there are many colours to choose from, white, black, silver, blue, and red are the best choices if you want to hold your car's value. These colours are popular, timeless and can help your car stand out, making it easier to find a new owner.

"Take the Porsche 911. Its buyers are 86.8% male with the average age of 51 and median income of $390,000."

Quercitron yellow takes the crown as the most forgotten color. This is partly due to its two confusing names—what we now know as quercitron yellow used to be known simply as quercitron or more commonly as “Dutch Pink.” Umm, what?

No color has arguably done so more than the color purple. Specifically, Tyrian purple, the production of which was a closely guarded secret for millennia, making the dye the rarest and most expensive color in history.

For all Porsche models, except the Cayenne, the paint code is located on the driver's side door edge. For the Cayenne model, you can find it inside the boot.

Porsche Sand Beige 6807/6707/6607 - #613826 - B#797536 (NOT FOR INTERIOR)

Apricot color is close to the color salmon and is considered a mellow, almost pastel tone. Despite its pink-orange appearance, the color apricot's secret ingredient is yellow, helping define this happy hue.